Synara

Key features

• Projects and threads organize agent work Work is organized around projects and threads, where projects hold repository context and threads preserve the task-specific conversation, state, files, and history.[1]

• Provider and model selection per task Each task selects from locally installed coding-agent runtimes, including Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, and Grok Build, with the models and options each runtime exposes.[1][2]

• Terminal, browser, files, and editor beside chat Changes, terminal, browser, files, editor, previews, and Git surfaces stay next to the agent conversation, keeping execution and review connected.[1]

• Split views and device previews Split views, browser previews, and device previews keep the surface being changed visible alongside the active conversation.[1]

• Git worktrees for parallel tasks Concurrent tasks can run in the local checkout or be isolated in linked Git worktrees, with branches, commits, pushes, and pull requests from the workspace.[1]

• Review-to-delivery workflow Changes are inspected as diffs, verified in the workspace, then committed, pushed, and opened as pull requests without leaving the application.[1]

• Orchestration across agents Provider handoffs, automations, Studio, an Agent Gateway, and restricted external MCP access coordinate multi-agent work where appropriate.[1]

• Local-first with no Synara account Workspace data is stored locally, no Synara cloud account is required, and code is not uploaded to Synara's own cloud.[1]

Who will love it

• Developers already paying for one or more agent subscriptions get a single durable surface for projects, transcripts, and delivery instead of scattered terminal sessions.[1][2]

• Because every change flows through diffs, worktrees, and pull requests, reviewers who distrust unsupervised agent edits keep familiar Git gates around AI work.[1]

• With local storage, no vendor account, and MIT-licensed source, privacy-conscious developers avoid one more cloud dependency while keeping provider choice open.[1][2]

Who should avoid it

• Provider runtimes are a prerequisite Installing Synara gives only the workspace; at least one provider runtime must be installed and authenticated separately, and an undetected provider means troubleshooting PATH and authentication first.[1]

• Early-stage software with moving surfaces The project states it is early-stage software with APIs and interface details under active development, so workflows built today may need relearning after updates.[1]

• No models, trials, or managed service included There is no bundled model subscription, hosted tier, or usage allowance to evaluate; anyone without a provider account or API budget gets an empty shell until they bring their own.[1]

Alternatives and compatibility