cc-haha

cc-haha

MCP.Pizza Chef: NanmiCoder

Running coding agents from a terminal means juggling windows and losing track of what each one did. This gives them a desktop app instead: several agents at once, each on its own copy of the code, with changes shown side by side before you accept them. There is a marketplace for ready-made skills, and you can check in from WeChat, Telegram, or WhatsApp while away. It runs on your own machine and you supply your own model access.

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Use This MCP client To

Run several coding agents side by side See exactly what an agent changed before accepting Keep each agent on its own copy of the code Check on a running job from my phone Add a ready-made skill from the marketplace Switch between models without reconfiguring

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Claude Code Haha

Claude Code Haha

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Claude Code Haha is a desktop Claude Code workspace for macOS, Windows, and Linux: multi-session workspaces, global search, branch / Worktree launch, diff review, built-in browser preview, GUI permission approval, any model — Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, presets, or local endpoints — image generation, visual MCP & SubAgent managers, model trace, Computer Use, skill marketplace, colour themes, desktop pets, H5 remote access, IM integration, and scheduled tasks, all in one app.

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cc-haha FAQ

Can I use this to run more than one agent at a time?
Yes — each works on its own copy of the code, so they do not tread on each other.
Can I see what changed before it is applied?
Yes, changes are shown side by side for you to review and accept.
Do I need my own model access?
Yes, you supply your own keys for whichever models you connect.
Can I check on it while away from my computer?
Yes — it can be reached through WeChat, Telegram, WhatsApp, and other channels.
Does my code leave my machine?
It is built local-first and runs on your own computer, though connected models still see what you send them.