A desktop client for coding with Horton, inspecting agent runs, and connecting to sessions on Electric Agents.
Follow the same run from your desk or your phone.
Build your own agents, code with Horton, or connect to runs already running on your servers.
Use the desktop app to inspect entities you build with the Electric Agents SDK: state, timelines, and forks.
You can:
Horton, our open-source coding agent, is included. Choose a model, pick a folder, edit files, and run commands from chat.
You can:
/quickstartConnect to any agents-server. Runs started by CI, webhooks, issues, or cron appear in the app.
You can:
One place to build, run, and inspect agents.
Connect your model provider, choose a server, and inspect the agents you run today.
Build entities with @electric-ax/agents-runtime and inspect them in the desktop app.
See each entity's runs, inbox, manifests, and custom state in one view.
Replay a run event by event, then fork from any point to try a different path.
Use Electric Cloud, or point the app at an agents-server you run yourself.
Open sessions started by CI, webhooks, issues, cron, or another machine.
Add MCP servers with native OAuth. Workspace mcp.json files are respected.
Use an API key from your keychain, or sign in to Codex. Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Moonshot are supported.
Use /quickstart to get started, then save commands for your workflows.
Open a run on iOS or Android to steer it, send a message, or check progress.
Plus:Working-directory picker (any folder, no setup)Tile workspace (split, fork-from-here, deep links)Attachments (files, screenshots, folders into chat) Skills & slash commands (/quickstart, saved workflows)Local discovery (dev servers on localhost)CLI installer (electric command system-wide)
Install the desktop app to start agents, monitor runs, and return to work in progress.
M1, M2, M3 and newer.
For Intel-based Macs.
64-bit installer for Windows 10 and 11.
Portable AppImage or Debian package.
Check and steer running agents from your phone.
iOS · iPadOS
Android
Stand up the open-source runtime locally, or connect to Electric Cloud.