Synara

Synara is an open-source desktop coding workspace. It integrates AI agents and existing subscriptions into a single interface, combining chats, terminals, and browser previews to reduce the need for multiple windows during development. The application functions as a centralized hub where developers can orchestrate various AI models without leaving their primary coding environment.

The software operates as a local-first application that stores chats, project history, and repositories on the user's machine. It connects directly to AI providers, meaning data traffic goes to the chosen provider rather than through a centralized cloud service. Users can install the application via the releases page or run it locally using Bun for development purposes. This approach ensures that the workspace remains private and resides entirely on the local hardware.

Key features

• Integration with Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok, Kilo Code, and Pi
• Support for parallel work across projects and isolated Git worktrees
• Split view for chats, terminals, browser previews, and agent output
• Thread handoffs to transfer context between different AI providers
• Built-in tools to review diffs, create branches, commit, and open PRs
• Local storage of project history and chat data
• Direct communication with AI providers without an intermediary cloud

Synara is designed for developers who use multiple AI coding assistants and require a way to manage them within a unified environment. It focuses on provider orchestration, allowing users to switch models while maintaining context across different threads. The architecture relies on the local machine as the workspace layer, ensuring that repositories and history remain under the user's control.

Synara is a management layer for AI coding agents, prioritizing local data ownership and multi-provider flexibility for professional software development workflows.