By developers, for developers · Free and open source
IntelyIDE is a fast, lightweight desktop IDE for people who work across several git repositories at once. It opens up to 7x faster than the most used IDEs on a basic system, and its agents start and finish up to 6x sooner. Agents can read and edit, but they never commit or push. You do.
Windows and Linux builds are coming. The macOS app is available now.
| File | Architecture | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|
| IntelyIDE_1.10.0_universal.dmg | Universal (Intel and Apple Silicon) | 31 MB | b966c70eb790ff117447b315001922eee17802a6600d978589c25321eba8478b |
Results vary with workspace, machine and task.
Many repositories, one window, and no long wait before you can work. IntelyIDE is a native shell built with Rust and Tauri, not Electron, and it shows your repositories as soon as they are read.
The intelligent agent solution splits a task across agents, starts them together and keeps the expensive parts for the work that needs them. You see every run, and you decide what is committed.
Start more than one run and Run 1 leads. It splits the task, hands each worker a subtask and gives you one combined summary. Only the lead asks you questions.
Workers run side by side instead of one after another, so a task with independent parts finishes sooner.
A new run opens right away, even when the Mac is busy, so you see it start instead of waiting in silence.
Each role has its own model, effort and tools. The Auto lead delegates the simple parts to lighter roles, which is where the saving in tokens comes from.
Results vary with workspace, machine and task.
Every repository’s changes in one grouped tree. Review, commit and push across all of them.
Learn more Multi-repo Changes treeAgents edit but never commit or push. A Rewind snapshot undoes any run.
Learn more Agents with guardrailsSee colleagues’ agent runs live, chat in a run, send a note or a follow-up into one, see each other’s commits and share Claude memory, all end-to-end encrypted through your own relay.
Learn more Team (Beta)Add a server by its ssh target and run agents there, for example 3 on a build server and 2 on your Mac.
Learn more Run agents on your own serversApprove or answer agent runs from your phone through your own relay, end-to-end encrypted.
Learn more Phone gatewayA banner and a Dock count when a run needs you, asks a question, finishes or fails.
Learn more NotificationsHappy, MCP servers, Sentry and DeepPattern in one catalog, with a connection status where there is one. More services later, as more cards.
Learn more IntegrationsTwo services with their own card in Settings > Integrations: second opinions on your code, and your Happy account next to it.
Learn more Works with DeepPattern.ai and Happy SolutionsClaude is the main path. Codex, Gemini, Copilot and more plug in as experimental providers.
Learn more Bring your own agentRead-only by default, with AI-assisted queries in English or Hungarian.
Learn more MongoDB StudioSpot drift between your backend’s Swagger and its client repositories. Browse the spec read-only.
Learn more API contract checksSigned with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings.
Learn more Signed and notarizedChanges from every repository sit in one grouped tree. Review, commit and push across all of them without switching windows.
Agents can read and edit files. They cannot commit or push. Every run starts with a Rewind snapshot, so one click undoes it.
A native shell built with Rust and Tauri, not Electron. Designed to stay light and responsive while you work.
The Changes tree groups changes by repository, each with a repo badge, a branch pill and tri-state checkboxes. Pick what to stage, write one commit message for everything or one per repo, then push from a dialog with a checkbox for each repository.
Agents run in roles, and each role has its own model and effort. They can read and edit files. They cannot commit or push. A “needs you” inbox collects every approval that is waiting for you.
IntelyIDE does not ship Claude Code. Anthropic does not endorse IntelyIDE.
A workspace is a named set of repositories. Keep as many as you like and switch between them. The welcome screen lists recent workspaces and lets you open a folder or scan a folder for repositories.
The run panel starts your dev server and shows a live preview next to the code. Click an element in the preview to jump to its source. Component preview is built in too.
Beta
Create a team on your own Cloudflare relay and invite colleagues with a one-time invite code. Both sides compare a six-digit safety code before anything is shared, and everything the relay carries is end-to-end encrypted. See what a teammate’s agent is doing while it happens, and help them without taking over.
Tried against a Linux container and a scripted stand-in, not yet many real servers
Put a big machine to work. Add a server by its ssh target and the IDE sets it up for you: Node.js if it is missing, the agent files and the Agent SDK. Then start runs there from the same New run dialog.
Experimental: not yet verified against a real Cloudflare account or iPhone
Pair your phone with the IDE through a relay you deploy on your own Cloudflare account. Watch agent runs, and approve or answer them when you are away from your desk. Everything is end-to-end encrypted, and the project hosts no relay for you.
Start a long run, switch to something else and let the IDE tap you on the shoulder. A banner appears when a run needs a permission, asks a question, finishes or fails, and the Dock icon counts the runs that are waiting.
Settings > Integrations is a catalog of the services the IDE connects to. Happy, Sentry and DeepPattern show whether they are connected, nothing connects until you set it up, and secrets stay in the macOS Keychain or with the installer of the service.
Experimental: not yet verified against every real MongoDB setup, such as Atlas
An optional MongoDB browser that is read-only by default. Describe the query you want, in English or in Hungarian, and the AI drafts it for you to review.
Backend and clients drift apart quietly. The API contract extra compares your backend’s Swagger with the client repositories and flags where they no longer match. A read-only Swagger explorer lets you browse the spec without leaving the IDE.
IntelyIDE connects to the services you already use and shows where each one stands, next to your code. Two of them have their own card in Settings > Integrations.
Second opinions on your code, plans and ideas from a panel of models from several vendors. Install the Decision Engine with its own installer, activate it with your key (the key never enters the IDE), check it, add it to your agents and audit your uncommitted changes. DeepPattern is available by invitation.
Chat, tasks, Time Tracer, Meet and the notifications of your Happy account, next to your code. Choose per kind of notification (orders, delivery, invoices and more) whether it alerts you, stays quiet or is off.
Names and logos belong to their owners and are shown only to name the services you can connect. No endorsement is implied.
Claude is the main path. Other agent tools plug in as experimental providers that stay off until you switch them on.
Experimental: the experimental providers have not yet been verified against the real programs.
English and Hungarian are hand-written. The other 51 languages are machine translated.
An agent can propose and edit. Only you commit and push.
Every agent run starts with a Rewind snapshot. If a run goes the wrong way, restore the snapshot.
These layers work together, but they are best effort. They are not a security boundary guarantee. Read what an agent changed before you commit it.
Your work stays on your machine. Credentials are stored in the macOS Keychain. IntelyIDE has no telemetry. Once a day, after a one-time notice, it asks the public GitHub API whether a newer release exists and sends nothing but its version number. You can turn that off.
The app and the disk image are signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens IntelyIDE on the first launch without a warning, even offline.
IntelyIDE is licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later and free to download. Read the code, build it from source, report a bug or send a pull request.
Pull requests are welcome. The maintainer reviews and approves every pull request manually before it is merged.
Use the Download for macOS button. Optionally check the SHA-256 checksum first.
Open the .dmg, then drag IntelyIDE onto the Applications folder.
Start IntelyIDE from Applications. It will guide you through connecting your own Claude Code setup if you want agents.
IntelyIDE
Applications
Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. It opens without warnings.
Yes. IntelyIDE is free to download and open source under GPL-3.0-or-later.
IntelyIDE itself has no servers. The agent features use your own Claude Code setup, which talks to Anthropic under your own account and terms. Remote is optional, end-to-end encrypted, and runs through a relay on your own Cloudflare account.
Yes. Agents are optional. The multi-repo Changes tree, editor, terminal, search, diff and the rest work without one.
Your own Claude Code setup. The app guides you through connecting it. Other agent tools, such as Codex or Gemini, can be added as experimental providers. IntelyIDE ships none of them.
Yes. The current build is universal, so it runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. The architecture note next to the download button always shows what the current release is.
Not right now. IntelyIDE is built and tested on macOS only.
Open an issue on GitHub. Say which version you use and what you did before it happened. Questions go to GitHub Discussions. Report security problems privately through GitHub’s private vulnerability reporting.
No. IntelyIDE is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
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