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Skribly Agent

Skribly Agent is an IDE built around AI agents, not around files. It puts Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI and nine more side by side like a terminal multiplexer, with tracker tasks, git, pipelines, skills, audits and a preview browser in one window. It runs locally on macOS, Windows and Linux.

It replaces five terminals, task descriptions copy-pasted from a tracker into a chat, and one agent’s output pasted into another. It never adds a Co-Authored-By trailer nobody asked for.

The Agents view: a workspace sidebar with three projects and their worktrees, and a Claude Code pane reviewing a diff

In short

Section titled “In short”
  • Agents work side by side in tabs and split panes and tell you themselves when they are waiting for you.
  • Tasks come from your tracker as files, not through copy-paste: TASK.md and STATE.md per task.
  • Agents hand work to each other through state files and pipelines instead of through you.
  • Commits follow your repository’s style and never get AI trailers, including commits made by agents.
  • Everything runs locally. No account, no telemetry; your agents use their own logins and API keys.

Facts

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Version 1.0.37 (8 November 2026); every push to main builds a new 1.0.<build> release
Systems macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows 10 and 11 (x64 and ARM64), Linux x64 (AppImage, .deb, .rpm)
Stack Electron 45, React 19, TypeScript 7, Vite 8
Interface languages Polish and English, plus any other language through online machine translation that is cached for offline use
Telemetry None
Licence MIT

Requirements

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  • git in your PATH.
  • At least one coding agent, for example npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code. Skribly detects installed agents and shows the install command for missing ones.
  • No separate Node.js. The app runs its helpers with its own runtime.
  • ssh (OpenSSH) only if you want to run agents on remote machines.
Section titled “Read next”
Page What it covers
Install Files for each system, first launch, unsigned builds
Features Code and git, tasks, pipelines, skills, audits, browser, Docker, CLI and MCP
Workspaces and panes Workspaces, tabs, splits, agent states, notifications, worktrees
Terminals and sessions New sessions, chat mode, resume after restart, SSH, broadcast, hand-off
Supported agents The 13 agents, how to install them and what each one supports
Keyboard shortcuts The Ctrl+B prefix and every global shortcut
Settings Every section of Settings
Accessibility Text size, high contrast, reduced motion, underlined links, focus
Updates Auto-update, versions and release files
Troubleshooting Common problems and their fixes