Argus

An agentic IDE for mobile and web development.

Orchestrate a flock of Claude Code agents in parallel — each in its own isolated git worktree — with live iOS simulators, Android emulators, an embedded Chromium browser, and a full VS Code editor, all in one desktop app. One developer. A hundred hands. A hundred eyes.

Highlights

Parallel by default

Every session is an isolated worktree with its own agent, simulator, and terminals. Fan out five ideas at once — none of them step on each other.

See what the agent sees

Live iOS simulator and Android emulator mirroring, an embedded Chromium browser with CDP screencast, and streaming tool-call cards in real time.

Review like a human

A full git workflow — branches, commits, stashes, hunk-level staging, diff viewer — baked into the UI. Accept, reject, or refine without leaving the app.

Edit like an engineer

A real embedded VS Code via @codingame/monaco-vscode-api. Extensions, search, intellisense, multi-file edits. Not a chat box pretending to be an IDE.

Orchestration tree

Visualise agent-spawned subagents and their tool calls as a live hierarchy. Swap models per-agent on the fly. Resume long-running conversations from persisted history.

Granular permissions

Approve, deny, or 'always allow' specific tool patterns through a permission broker without ever stopping the agent mid-flight.

Documentation

Getting started, concepts, every feature, full configuration reference, and our complete telemetry disclosure.

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Changelog

v0.29.0
Highlights
- Update Conductor to 0.19.1
v0.28.0
Highlights
- Update Conductor to 0.19.0
Fixes
- Left sidebar now has a fixed pixel width by default and stays put when the window resizes. Drag the divider to resize it.
v0.27.1
Fixes
- Restore the agent's previous permission mode after approving Exit Plan Mode. Agents launched in Auto no longer drop to Ask after planning, so you stop getting prompted for every edit.