Multi-project workspaces
Add, search, sort, and switch local projects while keeping Agent sessions isolated by project.
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PiDeck is an open-source desktop workbench for Pi and DSH. It manages Pi Agent sessions across local project directories and can import local Codex and Claude sessions for browsing and recovery. Built with Electron and TypeScript, it provides multi-project workspaces, AI session management, Git integration, an embedded terminal, model configuration, and plugin extensions for a consistent, traceable, configurable local coding workflow.
01 / Overview
02 / Product screenshots
Manually reviewed snapshots from the product's official website.
03 / Core features
Add, search, sort, and switch local projects while keeping Agent sessions isolated by project.
Review tool calls and answers, restore history, and import Codex and Claude sessions.
Shows branch and file-tree status with change, history, comparison, commit-summary, and worktree views.
Provides multi-tab editing, Markdown preview, diff comparison, and a Monaco editor.
Includes a multi-tab browser, scratchpad, external-editor integration, and a terminal dock bound to the current Agent.
Visually manage models, auth, settings, Skills, and Extensions with slash commands and templates.
04 / Use cases
Switch across local projects while keeping session history, Git status, and terminal work together.
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