A board for your agents
Every task is a card. Start it, watch an agent work through it, review the result, move it along. Standalone chats too, when you just want to ask.
Run Codex, Claude Code, Pi, and Oh My Pi across every machine you own. Your office Mac mini, a server at home, your laptop, all from one app.
$ brew install dbpprt/tap/dieter
Enroll your office Mac mini, a home server, your laptop. See one project list.
Codex, Claude Code, Pi, and Oh My Pi, each running from its own config.
Drive all of it from macOS or Android, wherever you happen to be.
A board of work, spread across your machines, that you can steer and step away from.
Every task is a card. Start it, watch an agent work through it, review the result, move it along. Standalone chats too, when you just want to ask.
Start many agents at once and let your fastest machines do the heavy lifting while you keep moving.
Conversations are durable. Close the app, switch to your phone, come back later. Nothing is lost.
See the plan and every step. Queue a follow-up, switch the model, or stop a run.
A live terminal on any machine that keeps running after you disconnect.
When an agent needs a human eye, open the machine’s screen and take a look for yourself.
Put recurring work on a cadence, and get a notification the moment an agent finishes or needs a decision.
Sign in once. A small gateway links your devices to the machines running your agents.
Connects you to your machines. Never stores your code.
Works with the agents you already use.
Each runs from its own config. No re-auth, no proxy.
Agents run on your machines, next to the code. The gateway only connects you. It never stores projects, chats, or keys.
Run your own gateway, tied to a single GitHub account. No seats, no vendor, no lock-in.
Free under the MIT license. Read it, fork it, send a pull request.
Homebrew supports Apple Silicon; signed static releases install a systemd user service on Linux.
Signed Linux release or managed Apple Silicon Homebrew service.
$ # Linux (cosign required)
$ curl -fsSL https://github.com/dbpprt/dieter/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh
$ # Apple Silicon macOS
$ brew install dbpprt/tap/dieter
$ dieter setup ~/Development/my-projectInstall Dieter.app, then sign in.
$ brew install --cask dbpprt/tap/dieter-app
$ open -a DieterAlso on Android · build from source with just android build ·
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I built Dieter to run my own coding agents across the machines on my desk and around my life. It works for me, so I’m sharing it. Free, open source, and staying that way. Contributions welcome.
Made with ♥ in Berlin