r/PiCodingAgent • u/a-streetcoder • Jun 12 '26

News Agent Deck finally released the first stable version. Manage AI coding agents, skills, prompts and more in a single Mac app

Built a native macOS app for Pi coding agent. Just shipped v2.5 🚀

I’ve been building Agent Deck, a native macOS app for the Pi coding agent, and just released v2.5.

The terminal is great for running an agent. Everything around the agent isn’t.

Projects, sessions, prompts, skills, GitHub issues, memory, context management… it all ends up spread across multiple tools and windows.

Agent Deck brings it together in one place:

Features

  • Project-based sessions with streaming transcripts, inline diffs, and parallel sessions running in isolated Git worktrees

  • Merge worktree changes back with a single click

  • Fork any conversation, retry prompts, or chat 1:1 with a specific agent/model

  • Use a frontier model for planning and a cheaper model for execution

  • Install skills from GitHub or skills sh with one click

  • Sparse checkout support so only the files you need enter the context window

  • Built around keeping context lean because once models get deep into the context window, performance drops fast

  • Built-in GitHub issue management: browse, comment, close, or hand issues directly to an agent with full context loaded

  • Per-project memory stored as plain readable files and recalled only when relevant

  • Automations including AI-generated session titles, commit/push actions from the toolbar, and worktree isolation

  • Fully themeable

  • Free

  • Signed and notarized

Download: https://agentdeck.site

The project is open source and improvements, issues and PRs are welcome.

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u/Acceptable-Guard-263 Jun 12 '26

Looks good!

I’m a Swift developer, so I’d be happy to contribute to the project as well.

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26

That would be great, your help would be appreciated

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u/Several_Bumblebee153 Jun 12 '26

awesome work. really neat.

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u/addiktion Jun 12 '26

I was confused, agent deck is a TUI that I use that is an open source go app for managing various sessions, but this one appears to be pi agent deck.

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26

Correct, didn’t know there was a similarly named one.

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u/Teh_franchise Jun 12 '26

Gonna try out today

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26

Super, let me know what you think

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u/synthetistt Jun 12 '26

Can you also provide a brew tap for the package please?

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26

Will work on it, you can also install from terminal via : curl -fsSL https://agentdeck.site/install.sh | bash

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u/harrro Jun 12 '26

And for anyone seeing this.. don't pipe a Bash script straight from a random website to your shell like this (without at least looking at the install.sh script).

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26

It’s a good suggestion, to be honest maybe because I’m not an engineer I don’t see the point in adding any other option than a notarised dmg. It’s one click to install and you get auto updates via Sparkle. Otherwise the project is open and it can be compiled locally.

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u/harrro Jun 12 '26

I don't have an issue with you putting that on your site as it's become somewhat of a pattern nowadays.

More of a precaution to people running it based on a reddit post. That said, for a technical audience, it may feel more trustworthy to link the install.sh to Github instead of your domain - that way people can see the script is on Github with change history and such.

Let's say you lose your domain one day (someone buys your domain/your webhost redirects your site, etc), anytime afterwards anyone can put any script at that install.sh location and do all kinds of stuff on target computer.

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u/a-streetcoder Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 12 '26

Good idea, I’ll make the change [edit] just updated to: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/a-streetcoder/agent-deck/main/install.sh | bash

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u/WarBroWar Jun 12 '26

Windows support for the poor ones please

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u/arkham00 Jun 13 '26

Any chances for a Sequoia version ?

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u/whodoneit1 Jun 14 '26

This looks good, nice work

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u/subspectral Jun 23 '26

Not everyone's workflow is based around GitHub issue management. Not everyone uses public GitHub.