About
OpenChamber is an open source agentic development environment that works with the models you already use. The desktop app runs agents on your computer and connects to your servers. You can start an agent on one machine and pick up the same session from another. You can also pair a phone once with a QR code, and it reaches your agents over Private Relay, end-to-end encrypted, with no open port.
You can send one prompt to several models at once, and each run can get its own worktree and branch. Keep the result you like best or fuse the answers into one. A walkthrough view orders a large diff, explains each step and marks the key change. Sessions can start from a GitHub issue, a pull request or a Linear ticket, and the integrations catalog lists more than 160 services, including Figma and Sentry.
You can give an agent a goal, and it keeps working turn after turn until a separate check says it's done or stuck. You can also set scheduled tasks that start a session on their own, such as every morning. OpenChamber is available on macOS, Windows and Linux, with iOS and Android in beta, and as a browser and VS Code option. The code is MIT-licensed, and OpenChamber says it collects nothing about your work.
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All release notesHomebrew cask openchamber 2.5.3 (sha256 d41849339b3db9aa229016fb46d12428bf644e1c7631c16ae919f50b1d137ac4).