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@zokie/zokie

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A powerful agent IDE for builders

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Zokie

A powerful agent IDE for builders, on macOS and Windows. Agents write the code; you review it.

npx @zokie/zokie

That's the whole install. It downloads the newest Zokie for your machine, checks it against Zokie's release signature, installs it and opens it. Zokie keeps itself up to date after that.

What you get

  • Tasks, chat and the diff on one screen. Start a task, attach a repository, and each task gets its own git worktree and branch. The diff against main sits beside the chat.
  • Start free. No coding tool yet? Press Start free and your first five tasks run on OpenRouter's free models, with your own OpenRouter account.
  • Every agent CLI you already use. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenRouter, picked per task. On paid plans, Auto sizes each task and picks the model.
  • Plans open in Preview. When an agent plans first, the plan opens as a document beside the chat, not a wall of text in it.
  • Backtrack. Take a chat back to any message you sent. Files, branch and the agent's memory go back with it.
  • Studio. Notebooks the agents fill in, with Google Sheets and .ipynb import.
  • Small. About 14 MB on macOS and 20 MB on Windows, using the system webview.

Where it installs

| System | What npx @zokie/zokie does | |---|---| | macOS, Apple silicon or Intel | Copies Zokie.app into /Applications (or ~/Applications) and opens it | | Windows 10 (1809) or 11 | Runs the Zokie setup: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Zokie, Start menu and desktop shortcuts |

Already installed? npx @zokie/zokie just opens it.

To use your own agents, install their CLIs too, for example npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code. On Windows, Claude Code also needs Git for Windows.

Learn more

zokie.dev