A local-first cross-platform Claude Code and AI agent desktop workspace.
A cross-platform desktop workspace for multi-agent teams, Git worktrees, and computer use.
cc-haha is a local-first desktop workspace built for managing Claude Code, multi-agent teams, and AI coding workflows. It is designed for developers and power users who want a graphical interface for advanced agent orchestration, visual diffs, and remote mobile access.
The application aggregates multiple AI chat sessions, Git worktree launching, graphical permission approvals, and MCP server management into a single Electron app. It includes built-in browser previews, workflow orchestration, model request tracking, and a skills marketplace.
It suits developers who rely heavily on Claude Code or terminal-based AI agents and want a cohesive desktop GUI with multi-model support. It does not suit users looking for a simple cloud note-taking app or those without access to underlying LLM API keys.
Start new AI sessions on specific repository branches with isolated worktrees.
Approve dangerous commands, tool calls, and AI queries through a graphical prompt interface.
Visualize multi-agent collaboration teams, dependencies, and dynamic step-by-step workflow execution.
Pair your desktop app with Android or iOS apps via local Wi-Fi or Cloudflare to review tasks on the go.
Execute native desktop automation natively on macOS, or via agent-desktop on Windows and Linux.
The software is free under its repository licence, but you must pay for your own LLM API usage or local hardware resources.
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It supports local endpoints like Ollama and LM Studio alongside cloud providers like Anthropic, OpenAI, and DeepSeek, but you must supply your own models or API keys.
You can pair your phone with the desktop app over the same Wi-Fi network or via Cloudflare when away from your desk, letting you approve tasks while the code runs on your computer.
Yes, Windows and Linux reuse the agent-desktop implementation, while macOS uses its native engine.
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