Alethe
Open-source desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux. Agents run on your computer.
Product websitegithub.com Compare with others Missing or wrong data?
- Desktop app
- Mac, Windows and Linux
- Browser
- Yes
- Phone
- Phone browser
- Command line
- Yes
- Agents
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Grok and Antigravity
- Your subscription
- Works with your own plan
- Agents run
- On your computer
- Laptop closed
- No
- Isolation
- Worktree
- Parallel agents
- Yes
- Scheduled runs
- Not listed
- Coordinator agent
- Yes
- Built-in issues
- Yes
- Pull requests
- Yes
- Review screen
- Yes
- Team
- Not listed
- Self-hosting
- Yes
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0-or-later
- Price from
- Free
- How it charges
- Free plan, subscription and bring your own key
- Paid plans from
- Not listed
Receipts
- Checked
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- Findings
- 38 published · 31 cross-checked by a second agent · read them all
- Sources
- 19 public pages on 1 site: github.com
- Screenshot
- github.com, retrieved · first party repository · shows appearance, not capability
- Data
- /products/alethe.json · .md
- Method
- Same rules for all 103 researched ADEs. How we check · Report wrong data
What it does
Where you use it
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
Source and scope for Where you use itAgents it runs
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
Source and scope for Agents it runsAccounts and subscriptions
Agent credentials remain in underlying CLIs; provider quota reads use native signed-in accounts.
Source and scope for Accounts and subscriptionsWhere agents run
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
Source and scope for Where agents runHow work is kept apart
Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
Source and scope for How work is kept apartParallel work
Independent agent PTYs and opt-in orchestrator workers run in parallel.
Source and scope for Parallel workGit and pull requests
Git Control handles status/stage/commit/branches/diffs and worktree PR lookup.
Source and scope for Git and pull requestsLicence and source
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
Source and scope for Licence and sourcePrice
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
Source and scope for PriceTyped filters
Every value links to its receipt below. Read plan and surface restrictions before using a filter to decide.
| Filter | Value |
|---|---|
| Desktop OS: macOS | Yes |
| Desktop OS: Windows | Yes |
| Desktop OS: Linux | Yes |
| Web client | Yes |
| Phone access: Native iOS | No |
| Phone access: Native Android | No |
| Phone access: Phone browser | Yes |
| CLI | Yes |
| Coding agents: Claude Code | Yes |
| Coding agents: Codex | Yes |
| Coding agents: Cursor Agent | Yes |
| Coding agents: Gemini CLI | Unknown |
| Coding agents: OpenCode | Yes |
| Coding agents: Pi | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Grok | Yes |
| Coding agents: Aider | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Antigravity | Yes |
| Use my subscription | Yes cross-checked |
| Where agents run: On your computer | Yes |
| Where agents run: On your own server | No |
| Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud | No |
| Workspace isolation: Git worktree | Yes |
| Workspace isolation: Container | No |
| Workspace isolation: VM or microVM | No |
| Parallel runs | Yes cross-checked |
| Coordinator | Yes cross-checked |
| Native issue tracking | Yes cross-checked |
| Unattended triggers | Unknown |
| Shared prompting | Unknown |
| Team roles | No |
| SSO | No |
| Pull request workflow | Yes cross-checked |
| Review interface | Yes cross-checked |
| Product license: Apache-2.0 | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: MIT | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: GPL-3.0 | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0 | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later | Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: Elastic License 2.0 | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: Custom terms | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Product license: Proprietary | No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Self-hosting | Yes cross-checked |
| Telemetry opt-out | No |
| Free access | Yes cross-checked |
| Starting price: Free | Yes. Free |
| Starting price: Up to $20/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: $21–40/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: $41–100/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: Over $100/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: Contact for pricing | No. Free |
| Pricing model: Free, no paid plan | No |
| Pricing model: Free plan | Yes |
| Pricing model: Subscription | Yes |
| Pricing model: Per seat | Unknown |
| Pricing model: Usage-based | Unknown |
| Pricing model: Per machine or compute | Unknown |
| Pricing model: Bring your own key | Yes |
| Pricing model: One-time purchase | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: No paid plan | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $10 or less/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $11–20/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $21–40/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $41–100/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: Over $100/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: Contact sales | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Active | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Sunsetting | Unknown |
| Keeps going with laptop closed | No |
| Open-source license | Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked |
| Any desktop app | Yes |
| Paid plan up to $20/month | Unknown |
| Paid plan up to $40/month | Unknown |
| Any phone client | Yes |
Filter receipts
Desktop OS: macOS: Yes
Desktop OS: macOS
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Desktop OS: Windows: Yes
Desktop OS: Windows
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Desktop OS: Linux: Yes
Desktop OS: Linux
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Web client: Yes
Web client
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Phone access: Native iOS: No
Phone access: Native iOS
Typed value: No.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Mobile apps: Complete scoped client/release targets contain desktop and LAN web clients, without native phone apps.
- Cli: Product-owned alethe shell shim launches the app with --open-path; installable from preferences.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Alethe src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
Finding: The application builds macOS/Windows/Linux desktop clients plus an optional LAN browser remote. The release/client targets contain no native phone app. Preferences can install an alethe shell shim that launches the app with --open-path.
Phone access: Native Android: No
Phone access: Native Android
Typed value: No.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Mobile apps: Complete scoped client/release targets contain desktop and LAN web clients, without native phone apps.
- Cli: Product-owned alethe shell shim launches the app with --open-path; installable from preferences.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Alethe src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
Finding: The application builds macOS/Windows/Linux desktop clients plus an optional LAN browser remote. The release/client targets contain no native phone app. Preferences can install an alethe shell shim that launches the app with --open-path.
Phone access: Phone browser: Yes
Phone access: Phone browser
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
CLI: Yes
CLI
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Mobile apps: Complete scoped client/release targets contain desktop and LAN web clients, without native phone apps.
- Cli: Product-owned alethe shell shim launches the app with --open-path; installable from preferences.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Alethe src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
Finding: The application builds macOS/Windows/Linux desktop clients plus an optional LAN browser remote. The release/client targets contain no native phone app. Preferences can install an alethe shell shim that launches the app with --open-path.
Coding agents: Claude Code: Yes
Coding agents: Claude Code
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Session integration: Each pane/subtab has its own PTY/session/cwd.
- Mixed harness operation: Documented Claude-to-Codex handoff via locally redacted context packet, not a shared live transcript.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Coding agents: Codex: Yes
Coding agents: Codex
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Session integration: Each pane/subtab has its own PTY/session/cwd.
- Mixed harness operation: Documented Claude-to-Codex handoff via locally redacted context packet, not a shared live transcript.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Coding agents: Cursor Agent: Yes
Coding agents: Cursor Agent
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Session integration: Each pane/subtab has its own PTY/session/cwd.
- Mixed harness operation: Documented Claude-to-Codex handoff via locally redacted context packet, not a shared live transcript.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Coding agents: OpenCode: Yes
Coding agents: OpenCode
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Session integration: Each pane/subtab has its own PTY/session/cwd.
- Mixed harness operation: Documented Claude-to-Codex handoff via locally redacted context packet, not a shared live transcript.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Coding agents: Grok: Yes
Coding agents: Grok
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode, Kiro, Kimi, Grok Build and other named CLIs in the Agents table.
- Custom adapters: A plugin can add an agent to the application list.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: The current Agents table explicitly lists Grok Build with the grok executable. Agent plugins can extend the built-in list, so omission alone does not establish unsupported Gemini CLI, Pi or Aider.
Coding agents: Antigravity: Yes
Coding agents: Antigravity
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
Use my subscription: Yes cross-checked
Use my subscription
Typed value: Yes.
Agent credentials remain in underlying CLIs; provider quota reads use native signed-in accounts.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Every agent CLI, including claude and codex, runs unmodified in a real PTY inside the desktop workspace.
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Alethe privacy guide, credentials
Finding: Claude usage polling reads Claude Code's own stored sign-in token, and Codex usage goes through a codex app-server subprocess, so each CLI keeps its own native authentication.
Where agents run: On your computer: Yes
Where agents run: On your computer
Typed value: Yes.
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
- Local: Real PTYs on desktop host.
- Other device continuation: Phone LAN web view controls agents on the same host; laptop-independent server execution not established.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Where agents run: On your own server: No
Where agents run: On your own server
Typed value: No.
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
- Byo remote: The scoped launcher provides local desktop PTYs, not a remote execution-host backend.
- Managed cloud: Cloud sync stores settings; no vendor cloud agent worker is implemented by this scope.
- Client disconnect: A remote browser may disconnect while the desktop stays running; sleeping that execution host stops local work.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud: No
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud
Typed value: No.
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
- Byo remote: The scoped launcher provides local desktop PTYs, not a remote execution-host backend.
- Managed cloud: Cloud sync stores settings; no vendor cloud agent worker is implemented by this scope.
- Client disconnect: A remote browser may disconnect while the desktop stays running; sleeping that execution host stops local work.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
Workspace isolation: Git worktree: Yes
Workspace isolation: Git worktree
Typed value: Yes.
Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
- Worktree: Optional worker worktree; manual per-terminal worktrees.
- Code separation: Worktree apply only supports clean/no-conflict path in baseline.
- Security boundary: Worker approval is provider-scoped; no hostile-code containment test.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Workspace isolation: Container: No
Workspace isolation: Container
Typed value: No.
Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
- Container: Local PTY/worktree worker launch paths do not provision an ADE-owned container sandbox.
- Vm: No VM/microVM backend in the complete scoped launch paths.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM: No
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM
Typed value: No.
Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
- Container: Local PTY/worktree worker launch paths do not provision an ADE-owned container sandbox.
- Vm: No VM/microVM backend in the complete scoped launch paths.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
Parallel runs: Yes cross-checked
Parallel runs
Typed value: Yes.
Independent agent PTYs and opt-in orchestrator workers run in parallel.
- Concurrent sessions: Multiple real PTYs independent of selected pane.
- Concurrent tasks: Orchestration workers launched in parallel, optionally separate worktrees.
- Status visibility: Worker cards show state, cost/tokens and diff.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Coordinator: Yes cross-checked
Coordinator
Typed value: Yes.
Opt-in MCP-delegate orchestrator supports Claude planner to Codex workers, with an optional standalone official skill.
- Roles: Planner and worker with per-worker outcome.
- Messages: Worker steering and approvals on board.
- Results return: Worker result.md/diff.patch/outcome.json; full transcripts on disk.
- Cross harness: Claude planner to Codex worker documented shipped; reverse direction unverified in baseline.
- Orchestration owner: Alethe MCP-delegate process board; separate official skill can also run standalone.
- Activation: Orchestration board off by default; enable preferences or install official skill.
- Live progress: Worker state, usage and diff cards.
- Retained results: Worker outputs and transcripts retained locally.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
Native issue tracking: Yes cross-checked
Native issue tracking
Typed value: Yes.
Bundled Todo List persists per-project tasks separately from agent PTYs.
- Create: Per-project todos in the bundled Todo List plugin.
- Task session separation: Todo list is a separate plugin pane, not a PTY session list.
- Durable states: Todo completion list with Pomodoro timer.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Team roles: No
Team roles
Typed value: No.
Desktop/LAN remote access uses local OS state and paired device tokens with global input settings, without named human workspace roles or enterprise SSO.
- Organization roles: Remote access has device pairing/global input settings, not a human organization membership/role model.
- Sso: The scoped desktop/LAN authentication path has no enterprise identity-provider or SSO integration.
- Source inspection covers the scoped release only. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no live scenario was run.
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Alethe src-tauri/src/remote/state.rs
Finding: LAN RemoteHub permits multiple paired devices when max_devices is increased. All authenticated devices share the same host/workspace and can submit PTY input when read-only is disabled and shell input is enabled. Access is device-token/global-mode based, without human organization roles or enterprise SSO.
SSO: No
SSO
Typed value: No.
Desktop/LAN remote access uses local OS state and paired device tokens with global input settings, without named human workspace roles or enterprise SSO.
- Organization roles: Remote access has device pairing/global input settings, not a human organization membership/role model.
- Sso: The scoped desktop/LAN authentication path has no enterprise identity-provider or SSO integration.
- Source inspection covers the scoped release only. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no live scenario was run.
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Alethe src-tauri/src/remote/state.rs
Finding: LAN RemoteHub permits multiple paired devices when max_devices is increased. All authenticated devices share the same host/workspace and can submit PTY input when read-only is disabled and shell input is enabled. Access is device-token/global-mode based, without human organization roles or enterprise SSO.
Pull request workflow: Yes cross-checked
Pull request workflow
Typed value: Yes.
Git Control handles status/stage/commit/branches/diffs and worktree PR lookup.
- Branches: Project branch panel.
- Worktrees: Parallel worktrees.
- Commits: Stage and commit operations.
- Pull requests: Find open GitHub PR via authenticated local gh and review metadata.
- Product state: Merge panel associates PR to agent worktree.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Review interface: Yes cross-checked
Review interface
Typed value: Yes.
Git/PR panels and worker diffs support review while PR AI review is read-only.
- Pending reviews: Merge panel finds open PR for worktree.
- Change understanding: Inline worker diff and project diff pane.
- Request changes: AI review in same worktree is read-only; user can act separately.
- Shipping guidance: Squash merge explicit human action with head/draft/conflict guards.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
Product license: Apache-2.0: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: Apache-2.0
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: MIT: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: MIT
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: GPL-3.0: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: GPL-3.0
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: AGPL-3.0: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: AGPL-3.0
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later: Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: Elastic License 2.0: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: Elastic License 2.0
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: Custom terms: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: Custom terms
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Product license: Proprietary: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Product license: Proprietary
Typed value: No. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Self-hosting: Yes cross-checked
Self-hosting
Typed value: Yes.
Local core requires no Alethe account and has profile backup/settings/cloud export controls.
- Self hosting: Local Tauri app runs on user machine.
- Vendor dependencies: Coding CLIs and optional cloud integrations have separate vendor accounts.
- Export: Profile ZIP, settings .alethe file and log export; exclusions documented.
- Import: Backups and settings import with merge/skip behavior.
- Account independence: Core local workspace does not require Alethe account.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Local workspace retained in profiles; update/usage polling on by default. No first-party analytics uploader stated. Profile ZIP/settings export differ; cloud/third-party copies need separate deletion. Optional remote input uses LAN transport.
Telemetry opt-out: No
Telemetry opt-out
Typed value: No.
Privacy guide distinguishes local diagnostics, default network polls and optional cloud services. Local event telemetry starts unconditionally in this revision and has no opt-out control; it is not automatically uploaded.
- Telemetry controls: The local telemetry watcher starts at launch without a disabling setting in the inspected preference/watcher paths.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Alethe src-tauri/src/telemetry.rs
Finding: start_telemetry_watcher subscribes to the local event bus at app startup and appends minimized events to telemetry.jsonl. The scoped settings and watcher paths have no disabling control. This is local diagnostic logging; the privacy inventory states no first-party telemetry uploader.
Free access: Yes cross-checked
Free access
Typed value: Yes.
Free desktop/core supports evaluation with own agents; cloud features are separate.
- Ongoing free: README explicitly calls desktop free and open source.
- Self host cost: User hardware and provider usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: Free: Yes. Free
Starting price: Free
Typed value: Yes. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: Up to $20/month: No. Free
Starting price: Up to $20/month
Typed value: No. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: $21–40/month: No. Free
Starting price: $21–40/month
Typed value: No. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: $41–100/month: No. Free
Starting price: $41–100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: Over $100/month: No. Free
Starting price: Over $100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Starting price: Contact for pricing: No. Free
Starting price: Contact for pricing
Typed value: No. Free.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan: No
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan
Typed value: No.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Interval: Optional Supporter checkout offers monthly and yearly billing.
- Included usage: Free manual settings sync; Supporter automatic sync and 30-day version history.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The Cloud inventory distinguishes a recurring Free plan and paid Supporter subscription. Supporter adds automatic settings sync and 30-day history; checkout offers monthly or yearly billing through Polar. Desktop remains free, and the public client does not disclose a monthly USD price.
Pricing model: Free plan: Yes
Pricing model: Free plan
Typed value: Yes.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Interval: Optional Supporter checkout offers monthly and yearly billing.
- Included usage: Free manual settings sync; Supporter automatic sync and 30-day version history.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The Cloud inventory distinguishes a recurring Free plan and paid Supporter subscription. Supporter adds automatic settings sync and 30-day history; checkout offers monthly or yearly billing through Polar. Desktop remains free, and the public client does not disclose a monthly USD price.
Pricing model: Subscription: Yes
Pricing model: Subscription
Typed value: Yes.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Interval: Optional Supporter checkout offers monthly and yearly billing.
- Included usage: Free manual settings sync; Supporter automatic sync and 30-day version history.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The Cloud inventory distinguishes a recurring Free plan and paid Supporter subscription. Supporter adds automatic settings sync and 30-day history; checkout offers monthly or yearly billing through Polar. Desktop remains free, and the public client does not disclose a monthly USD price.
Pricing model: Bring your own key: Yes
Pricing model: Bring your own key
Typed value: Yes.
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Model cost: The optional official Jev voice/decision feature runs model calls through the user’s OpenRouter key configured in Alethe. This is a scoped BYOK model-use path alongside the separate Cloud plans. Provider rates are separate from the ADE fee.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Alethe Jev installation and OpenRouter key
Finding: The optional official Jev plugin is installed through Alethe’s catalogue. Its Install contract tells users to set their OpenRouter key in Alethe Preferences > Voice; voice commands and OpenRouter dictation use that key. The plugin keeps model-use cost history, and Alethe’s backend reads the key from its OS keychain for the OpenRouter model request. This provider-key usage is separate from optional Alethe Cloud Supporter billing.
Keeps going with laptop closed: No
Keeps going with laptop closed
Typed value: No.
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
- Byo remote: The scoped launcher provides local desktop PTYs, not a remote execution-host backend.
- Managed cloud: Cloud sync stores settings; no vendor cloud agent worker is implemented by this scope.
- Client disconnect: A remote browser may disconnect while the desktop stays running; sleeping that execution host stops local work.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
Open-source license: Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later cross-checked
Open-source license
Typed value: Yes. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Client license: AGPL-3.0-or-later for source; official hosted services may be proprietary.
- Source visibility: Public source.
- Source revision: 0f4cc27a9b1071d130d9b20225cd59210362c542
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
Any desktop app: Yes
Any desktop app
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
Any phone client: Yes
Any phone client
Typed value: Yes.
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Desktop os: Windows, macOS and Linux installers.
- Browser: Authenticated LAN Remote Control web view, off by default.
- Mobile browser: QR-paired phone browser follows/answers agents.
- Task actions: Read-only default; answering agents and shell input require separate opt-ins.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
All public findings
Findings may summarize a source. They are not presented as verbatim statements.
alethe:ACC-01: Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
alethe:ACC-01
Desktop supports Windows/macOS/Linux; optional LAN browser remote control has separate input opt-ins. No native phone app is built; an optional alethe PATH launcher opens project directories.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Alethe src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
Finding: The application builds macOS/Windows/Linux desktop clients plus an optional LAN browser remote. The release/client targets contain no native phone app. Preferences can install an alethe shell shim that launches the app with --open-path.
alethe:ACC-02: Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
alethe:ACC-02
Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff. Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments. The pinned README also lists Grok Build through the grok executable; agent plugins can extend the list.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
- This establishes the terminal-pane agent integration; the separate Antigravity orchestration-worker backend remains unfinished.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
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Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
Finding: Alethe v1.7.0 lists Antigravity as a terminal agent, resolves it to agy and builds native conversation-resume arguments.
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Finding: The current Agents table explicitly lists Grok Build with the grok executable. Agent plugins can extend the built-in list, so omission alone does not establish unsupported Gemini CLI, Pi or Aider.
alethe:ACC-03: Agent credentials remain in underlying CLIs; provider quota reads use native signed-in accounts. cross-checked
alethe:ACC-03
Agent credentials remain in underlying CLIs; provider quota reads use native signed-in accounts.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Every agent CLI, including claude and codex, runs unmodified in a real PTY inside the desktop workspace.
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Alethe privacy guide, credentials
Finding: Claude usage polling reads Claude Code's own stored sign-in token, and Codex usage goes through a codex app-server subprocess, so each CLI keeps its own native authentication.
alethe:ACC-04: Desktop installers and agent CLI launcher detection support setup; first-task timing was not measured. cross-checked
alethe:ACC-04
Desktop installers and agent CLI launcher detection support setup; first-task timing was not measured.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:ACC-06: Product manages coding-agent MCP and skills plus a permission-declared plugin system. cross-checked
alethe:ACC-06
Product manages coding-agent MCP and skills plus a permission-declared plugin system.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:ACC-07: Desktop is Tauri/Rust with React and xterm.js, not a fully native widget UI. cross-checked
alethe:ACC-07
Desktop is Tauri/Rust with React and xterm.js, not a fully native widget UI.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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alethe-agents docs/OVERVIEW.md
Finding: Tauri 2/Rust backend with React frontend and xterm.js/portable-pty. Groups contain projects with terminal/subtab sessions; local JSON and scrollback store workspace state.
alethe:PLAN-01: Projects organize local work and sessions; optional todos and orchestration are separate capabilities. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-01
Projects organize local work and sessions; optional todos and orchestration are separate capabilities.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:PLAN-02: Official orchestration skill writes bounded briefs and result artifacts. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-02
Official orchestration skill writes bounded briefs and result artifacts.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:PLAN-03: Playbook canvas supports worker/check/condition graphs; task-DAG roadmap is a separate effort. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-03
Playbook canvas supports worker/check/condition graphs; task-DAG roadmap is a separate effort.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:PLAN-04: Local session/history and MCP/skill state persist; handoff uses a bounded context packet. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-04
Local session/history and MCP/skill state persist; handoff uses a bounded context packet.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:PLAN-05: Graphify exposes a project code graph through MCP. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-05
Graphify exposes a project code graph through MCP.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:PLAN-06: Bundled Todo List persists per-project tasks separately from agent PTYs. cross-checked
alethe:PLAN-06
Bundled Todo List persists per-project tasks separately from agent PTYs.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:COORD-01: Independent agent PTYs and opt-in orchestrator workers run in parallel. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-01
Independent agent PTYs and opt-in orchestrator workers run in parallel.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/FEATURES.md
Finding: Workspace PTYs have separate sessions, persisted scrollback, resume and local profiles. Closing/rearranging views does not kill backend processes.
alethe:COORD-02: Opt-in MCP coordinator delegates worker briefs; arbitrary DAG dispatch is not inferred. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-02
Opt-in MCP coordinator delegates worker briefs; arbitrary DAG dispatch is not inferred.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:COORD-03: Opt-in MCP-delegate orchestrator supports Claude planner to Codex workers, with an optional standalone official skill. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-03
Opt-in MCP-delegate orchestrator supports Claude planner to Codex workers, with an optional standalone official skill.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:COORD-05: Worker steering/approvals, PTY input and group suspension support intervention. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-05
Worker steering/approvals, PTY input and group suspension support intervention.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/FEATURES.md
Finding: Workspace PTYs have separate sessions, persisted scrollback, resume and local profiles. Closing/rearranging views does not kill backend processes.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:COORD-06: Project panes and opt-in worker board expose active sessions, without a tested 12-state fleet fixture. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-06
Project panes and opt-in worker board expose active sessions, without a tested 12-state fleet fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:COORD-07: Direct PTYs coexist with optional playbook delegation; not all task-DAG roadmap work is shipped. cross-checked
alethe:COORD-07
Direct PTYs coexist with optional playbook delegation; not all task-DAG roadmap work is shipped.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:RUN-01: Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
alethe:RUN-01
Agents execute on the local desktop host. LAN remote clients control that same host; optional Cloud sync stores settings, without user-server or vendor-cloud agent execution modes in the scoped launcher.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
alethe:RUN-02: Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
alethe:RUN-02
Git worktrees and provider-scoped approval controls are implemented. The scoped worker/PTY launcher has no product container or VM isolation backend.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
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Finding: The complete scoped agent launch path uses local desktop PTYs and local orchestrator workers. LAN remote input operates those same host PTYs; optional Cloud sync sends settings rather than running agents. Worktrees and provider approval controls are implemented without a product container/VM backend or remote execution-host mode.
alethe:RUN-03: Workspace and supported agent sessions survive layout changes/restart; context transfer has limits. cross-checked
alethe:RUN-03
Workspace and supported agent sessions survive layout changes/restart; context transfer has limits.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/FEATURES.md
Finding: Workspace PTYs have separate sessions, persisted scrollback, resume and local profiles. Closing/rearranging views does not kill backend processes.
alethe:RUN-06: Resource, activity, worker cost/token and quota displays are documented. cross-checked
alethe:RUN-06
Resource, activity, worker cost/token and quota displays are documented.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:RUN-07: Orchestration reports use CLI-reported worker spend; no provider bill reconciliation was performed. cross-checked
alethe:RUN-07
Orchestration reports use CLI-reported worker spend; no provider bill reconciliation was performed.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:TEAM-02: Desktop/LAN remote access uses local OS state and paired device tokens with global input settings, without named human workspace roles or enterprise SSO.
alethe:TEAM-02
Desktop/LAN remote access uses local OS state and paired device tokens with global input settings, without named human workspace roles or enterprise SSO.
- Source inspection covers the scoped release only. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no live scenario was run.
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Alethe src-tauri/src/remote/state.rs
Finding: LAN RemoteHub permits multiple paired devices when max_devices is increased. All authenticated devices share the same host/workspace and can submit PTY input when read-only is disabled and shell input is enabled. Access is device-token/global-mode based, without human organization roles or enterprise SSO.
alethe:TEAM-03: Remote Control defaults read-only; agent and shell input require opt-in, with LAN transport limits. cross-checked
alethe:TEAM-03
Remote Control defaults read-only; agent and shell input require opt-in, with LAN transport limits.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:TEAM-05: Git/PR panels and worker diffs support review while PR AI review is read-only. cross-checked
alethe:TEAM-05
Git/PR panels and worker diffs support review while PR AI review is read-only.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:TEAM-06: Cross-agent handoff preserves a selected context packet; colleague/runtime takeover is not established. cross-checked
alethe:TEAM-06
Cross-agent handoff preserves a selected context packet; colleague/runtime takeover is not established.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:SHIP-01: Worker artifacts, project panes and local backups retain outputs. cross-checked
alethe:SHIP-01
Worker artifacts, project panes and local backups retain outputs.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:SHIP-02: Playbooks may include checks/conditions, and PR merge checks guard current head. cross-checked
alethe:SHIP-02
Playbooks may include checks/conditions, and PR merge checks guard current head.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:SHIP-03: Git Control handles status/stage/commit/branches/diffs and worktree PR lookup. cross-checked
alethe:SHIP-03
Git Control handles status/stage/commit/branches/diffs and worktree PR lookup.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:SHIP-04: Squash merge is an explicit human action guarded against stale head/draft/conflicts. cross-checked
alethe:SHIP-04
Squash merge is an explicit human action guarded against stale head/draft/conflicts.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
alethe:SHIP-05: Clean worker worktree apply and stale-head merge guard are documented. cross-checked
alethe:SHIP-05
Clean worker worktree apply and stale-head merge guard are documented.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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alethe-agents docs/ORCHESTRATOR_ROADMAP.md
Finding: This MCP-delegate board is distinct from disconnected scheduler/GSD task DAG. Claude planner delegates to steerable/approvable Codex workers; inline worker diff and clean worktree apply are shipped. Codex planner and real Claude worker end-to-end were not established by baseline.
alethe:OWN-01: Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope. cross-checked
alethe:OWN-01
Application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later; hosted future services have separate scope.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Application source uses AGPL-3.0-or-later is explicitly stated in the README License section; LICENSE supplies the license text.
alethe:OWN-02: Local core requires no Alethe account and has profile backup/settings/cloud export controls. cross-checked
alethe:OWN-02
Local core requires no Alethe account and has profile backup/settings/cloud export controls.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Local workspace retained in profiles; update/usage polling on by default. No first-party analytics uploader stated. Profile ZIP/settings export differ; cloud/third-party copies need separate deletion. Optional remote input uses LAN transport.
alethe:OWN-03: Privacy guide distinguishes local diagnostics, default network polls and optional cloud services. Local event telemetry starts unconditionally in this revision and has no opt-out control; it is not automatically uploaded.
alethe:OWN-03
Privacy guide distinguishes local diagnostics, default network polls and optional cloud services. Local event telemetry starts unconditionally in this revision and has no opt-out control; it is not automatically uploaded.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Local workspace retained in profiles; update/usage polling on by default. No first-party analytics uploader stated. Profile ZIP/settings export differ; cloud/third-party copies need separate deletion. Optional remote input uses LAN transport.
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Alethe src-tauri/src/telemetry.rs
Finding: start_telemetry_watcher subscribes to the local event bus at app startup and appends minimized events to telemetry.jsonl. The scoped settings and watcher paths have no disabling control. This is local diagnostic logging; the privacy inventory states no first-party telemetry uploader.
alethe:OWN-04: The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
alethe:OWN-04
The desktop is free. Optional Alethe Cloud sync has Free and paid Supporter plans with monthly/yearly subscription checkout; a public monthly USD amount was not established. Separately, the optional official Jev voice/decision feature calls OpenRouter models using the user’s key configured in Alethe Preferences > Voice.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: The Cloud inventory distinguishes a recurring Free plan and paid Supporter subscription. Supporter adds automatic settings sync and 30-day history; checkout offers monthly or yearly billing through Polar. Desktop remains free, and the public client does not disclose a monthly USD price.
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Alethe Jev installation and OpenRouter key
Finding: The optional official Jev plugin is installed through Alethe’s catalogue. Its Install contract tells users to set their OpenRouter key in Alethe Preferences > Voice; voice commands and OpenRouter dictation use that key. The plugin keeps model-use cost history, and Alethe’s backend reads the key from its OS keychain for the OpenRouter model request. This provider-key usage is separate from optional Alethe Cloud Supporter billing.
alethe:OWN-06: Early public desktop release has installers and public issue support. cross-checked
alethe:OWN-06
Early public desktop release has installers and public issue support.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.
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Finding: Release published 20 September 2026. README identifies early public release and unsigned Windows builds.
alethe:OWN-08: Free desktop/core supports evaluation with own agents; cloud features are separate. cross-checked
alethe:OWN-08
Free desktop/core supports evaluation with own agents; cloud features are separate.
- Documentation establishes only the named facts. Unknown atomic questions and unrun scenarios remain open.
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Finding: Free local-first desktop workspace built with Tauri/Rust/React/xterm.js. Independent PTYs, cross-agent handoff, MCP/skills, worktrees, Git/PR review and opt-in orchestration/remote control are documented.