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Coppice is a desktop application built with Tauri v2, React, and Rust, providing developers with an all-in-one solution for Git worktree management, AI agent sessions, terminal integration, and development workflows. It supports dual backends of Claude Agent SDK and Pi Agent, enabling seamless integration between code development and AI assistance.
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Coppice is a desktop application built with Tauri v2, React, and Rust, providing developers with an all-in-one solution for Git worktree management, AI agent sessions, terminal integration, and development workflows. It supports dual backends of Claude Agent SDK and Pi Agent, enabling seamless integration between code development and AI assistance.
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In modern software development, developers often need to handle multiple feature branches simultaneously, run multiple terminal sessions, collaborate with AI assistants to write code, and check code differences and CI status. These operations are usually scattered across different tool windows, leading to frequent context switching and reduced development efficiency. Coppice was born to address this—it integrates these scattered development tools into a unified desktop interface, allowing developers to complete the entire workflow from code management to AI collaboration within a single window.
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Coppice builds its core workflow around Git worktrees. Worktrees allow developers to check out multiple branches into different directories within the same repository without cloning multiple copies of the repository. Coppice provides full lifecycle management of worktrees:
git worktree prune maintenance operationsThis design is particularly suitable for large project teams that need to develop multiple features in parallel and switch contexts frequently.
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Each worktree is equipped with an independent terminal session, implemented based on xterm.js and PTY:
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Coppice allows defining setup, build, and run commands for each project:
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Coppice has built-in seamless integration with GitHub:
gh CLI, no separate installation requiredSection 07
The side-by-side diff viewer based on Monaco Editor supports two modes:
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One-click opening of worktrees in VS Code, system terminal, or file manager, supporting cross-platform (Finder/Explorer/xdg-open).
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