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Jean is a native desktop application that brings together your AI coding assistants — including Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and several others — so you can manage multiple software projects, chat sessions, and file versions in one place. It connects with GitHub and Linear for tracking issues and pull requests, and includes a built-in command line and file viewer. Everything runs on your own computer using your own installed tools and accounts, and setup requires some technical familiarity.

Coding

Use This MCP client To

Chat with several AI coding assistants without switching apps Keep a separate AI chat and workspace for each project Review an AI's proposed code changes before accepting them Track GitHub issues, pull requests, and security alerts in one place Have an AI draft your commit messages and pull request descriptions Work on multiple versions of a project side by side Open Jean from your phone or another computer on your network

README

Jean

A desktop AI assistant for managing multiple projects, worktrees, and chat sessions with Claude CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, PI, Command Code, Grok, and Kimi Code.

Tauri v2 · React 19 · Rust · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS v4 · shadcn/ui v4 · Zustand v5 · TanStack Query · CodeMirror 6 · xterm.js

About the Project

Jean is an opinionated native desktop app built with Tauri that gives you a powerful interface for working with Claude CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, PI, Command Code, Grok, and Kimi Code across multiple projects. It has strong opinions about how AI-assisted development should work - managing git worktrees, chat sessions, terminals, GitHub and Linear integrations in one cohesive workflow.

No vendor lock-in. Everything runs locally on your machine with your own CLI installations.

For more information, take a look at jean.build.

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Features

jean FAQ

Which AI coding assistants does this work with?
Jean works with several AI coding assistants, including Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and others, as well as chat models like Grok and Kimi. You can switch between them within the same project.
Do I need an account or an api key to use Jean?
Yes. Jean itself does not provide the AI — you need your own working installation and account for whichever assistants you plan to use, such as Claude or Codex, since Jean simply gives you one place to use them.
How difficult is it to set up?
Setup takes some technical comfort. You can download a ready-to-use version for Mac, Windows, or Linux, or install it with Homebrew on a Mac, but you will also need the AI coding tools you want to use, such as Claude or Codex, already installed and signed in on your computer.
Can I use this to manage more than one coding project at a time?
Yes — Jean is designed around working across multiple projects at once, with each project keeping its own chat history, files, and settings.
Can I use this to review an AI's code changes before accepting them?
Yes. Jean shows a side-by-side comparison of any changes an assistant proposes, so you can look them over and approve or reject them before they are saved.
Does Jean send my code or conversations to its own servers?
No. Jean runs entirely on your own computer and connects only to the AI tools and accounts you already use, so your files and chats stay local.
Can I use Jean from my phone or another computer?
Yes. Jean has a Web Access feature that lets you open the same app in a browser on another device on your network, such as a phone or a laptop.
Which computers does Jean run on?
Jean is built for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Mac is the most thoroughly tested, Windows works but is not yet fully tested, and Linux is supported and tested by the community.