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- Rewrite ModelSelector to group models by AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google) using providerMeta and ProviderIcon instead of grouping by tier; show tier as compact badge per model row - Remove all box-shadow from qp-panel and border state variants; on Windows transparent BrowserWindows, shadows paint on the transparent canvas creating a visible dark rectangle behind the rounded panel - Add transparent background to html element in quickprompt.html and CSS override via :has(body[data-quickprompt]) to ensure no ancestor paints a visible background Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Aryx
A desktop workspace for Copilot-powered work across real projects.
Aryx is a desktop app that turns GitHub Copilot into a full workspace. Connect real projects, orchestrate multi-agent workflows, and keep persistent sessions organized — instead of starting from scratch in a blank chat window every time. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Highlights
- Multi-agent orchestration — single, sequential, concurrent, handoff, and group-chat patterns with a visual graph editor, reusable workflow templates, and workflow import/export.
- Project-grounded — attach local folders and repos so every conversation has real codebase context.
- Live execution visibility — watch agents think, delegate, call tools, and consume context in real time.
- Persistent workspace — sessions survive restarts. Search, pin, archive, branch, and return to past work.
- Extensible tooling — MCP servers, LSP profiles, project hooks, and fine-grained tool approval controls.
- Keyboard-first — command palette, rich shortcuts, mid-turn steering, and a built-in terminal.
How it works
- Launch Aryx — the app checks your Copilot CLI connection and shows status on the home screen.
- Connect a project or open a scratchpad for quick questions without any setup.
- Pick a pattern — choose a single-agent chat or a saved multi-agent orchestration workflow.
- Work — ask questions, steer agents mid-turn, watch live activity, and keep the session for later.
Features
Workspace & sessions
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Scratchpad sessions | Quick questions with isolated working directories — no project setup needed |
| Persistent sessions | Rename, pin, archive, duplicate, and return to sessions across restarts |
| Session branching | Fork a session at any user message to explore a different direction |
| Session search | Full-text search across all session messages, not just titles |
| Message actions | Copy, pin, edit-and-resend, and regenerate individual messages |
| Bookmarks | Browse all pinned messages across sessions in one panel (Ctrl+Shift+B) |
| System tray | Minimize to tray, quick-launch scratchpads, and see running session count |
| Quick Prompt | System-wide hotkey (Win+Shift+A / Cmd+Shift+A) summons a floating popup for instant AI questions from any app |
| Desktop notifications | Native OS alerts when runs complete, fail, or need approval |
| Onboarding | First-launch walkthrough, interactive tooltips, and a "try it" quickstart |
Agent intelligence
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Orchestration patterns | Single, sequential, concurrent, handoff, and group-chat agent flows |
| Workflow templates | Save workflows as reusable templates, bootstrap from built-ins, and upgrade patterns into workflows |
| Workflow import/export | Export workflows as YAML, Mermaid, or DOT and import normalized definitions from YAML or JSON |
| Visual pattern editor | Drag nodes, draw connections, and inspect each step in a graph view |
| Mid-turn steering | Send follow-up messages while an agent is running — input is injected immediately |
| Plan review & questions | Agents propose plans and ask clarifying questions before acting |
| Run timeline | Structured history of tool calls, delegations, hooks, and context usage |
| Copilot customization | Auto-discovers repo instructions (copilot-instructions.md, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .instructions.md, .claude/rules), agent profiles, and prompt files across nested repo roots, expands Markdown-linked context, exposes prompt metadata (tools, model, argument-hint), then auto-rescans when those files change |
| Model & effort tuning | Choose models, adjust reasoning effort, and set interaction modes per session |
Developer tooling
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Real project context | Attach folders and repos — see branch, dirty state, and ahead/behind status |
| MCP servers | Define servers globally, enable per session, auto-discover from project configs |
| LSP profiles | Language server integration for code intelligence in agent workflows |
| Tool approval | Fine-grained approval policies with pattern-level defaults and per-session overrides |
| Project hooks | Auto-discovers .github/hooks/*.json and runs lifecycle hooks in the sidecar |
| Image input | Attach screenshots, diagrams, or photos for visual reasoning |
| Integrated terminal | Full PTY-backed terminal inside the workspace (`Ctrl+``) |
| Command palette | Ctrl+K fuzzy search across actions, sessions, and settings |
| Keyboard shortcuts | Comprehensive keybindings with a cheat sheet via Ctrl+/ |
Prerequisites
- GitHub Copilot CLI installed and available as
copilot - An active GitHub Copilot sign-in
- Windows, macOS, or Linux
Aryx shows your Copilot connection status in the app so you know if authentication is ready before starting a session.
Development
bun run test # typecheck + unit tests
bun run sidecar:test # backend tests
bun run build # full build (electron + sidecar)
bun run package # package for current platform → release/
bun run installer # create installable artifact
bun run publish-release # publish to GitHub Releases
Tagged releases use GitHub Actions to build and publish Windows (NSIS), macOS (DMG, signed + notarized), and Linux (AppImage) artifacts. The app uses electron-updater for in-app updates.
Trademarks
GitHub and GitHub Copilot are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Aryx is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft or GitHub.