An agentic workspace in a native window
Set the goal, read the plan, watch the diff, run the tests. The whole job runs on your machine, on one screen, with nothing happening off to the side.
- New chat
- Matilda TUI2
- ✓Read the payments path
- ✓Plan the change
- ↻Edit api/checkout.ts
- ○Run the suite
What the desktop app does that a terminal can't
Same agent, same rules: it proposes before it acts. A native window buys it long-running work, parallel branches, and a diff you can actually read.
Session plans
Set the finish line, not the next instruction. Matilda keeps working toward it turn after turn, with the window closed and the laptop shut.
Multi-run
Send one task down several branches at once. Compare the diffs side by side, keep the one that reads best, or merge the good parts of each.
Changes walkthrough
A 900-line diff read back as ordered steps. Each one names the file, the line, and the reason it had to change.
Point at your app
Run your dev server in a Matilda window and click the thing that's wrong. The element arrives in context with the component that renders it.
Your workspace, everywhere
The desktop app runs the Matilda CLI. It also stands on its own: one install, no window, same context and same approvals as the app.
- ✓Create project + game file
- ✻Implement core game loop
- ○Add pixel-art rendering, lives
- ○Verify it runs in browser
Pick your platform and get to work
Free while Matilda Desktop is in beta. Every build is v0.1.0, published from the same release you can read on GitHub.
Windows
- x64Matilda-0.1.0-win-x64.exe
- ARM64Matilda-0.1.0-win-arm64.exe
Command line
Install the CLI on its own, with whichever package manager you already use.
Editor extensions
Keep the diff where you already read code.
- VS Code
- JetBrains
Before you download
The rest is in the docs.
Put it on your desk
One download, one repo, one goal. Read the plan, watch the diff, merge when the tests are green.