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Features

One window. The whole workflow.

Editor, AI, terminal, runner, and system monitor on the same surface — each one aware of the others.

Command center

Tell the editor what you want

One conversation that drives the whole app. It searches your project, opens files, switches views, starts processes, and inspects your machine — then shows you what it did instead of describing it.

  • Drafts run scripts straight into the editor
  • Sees your project, processes, and ports
  • Every action shows up as a card you can check
The Command Center drafting a run script and explaining what it does
App runner

Run files that live with your project

Save bash run scripts to a .noxtis folder inside your repo — committed, shared, and editable like any other file. Run them with one click and watch live output with per-process CPU and memory.

  • Written by you or drafted by the AI
  • Live output, sparklines, and a process table
  • A zoomable per-process timeline after every run
The run-script editor with an AI-drafted bash script for a Rust server
Code with AI

A real editor with AI beside it

CodeMirror with language servers, diagnostics, and autocomplete — plus a side chat that reads your project and edits files directly in your tabs, so changes appear where you're already looking.

  • LSP-powered editing, not a toy text box
  • AI edits land in your open tabs instantly
  • Works offline with local models
A Rust file open next to an AI chat that wrote and verified an HTTP server

More in the box

Local models

Run Ollama models fully offline as a read-only scout — nothing you ask leaves your machine.

Git built in

Stage, commit, branch, and sync without leaving the editor — diffs included.

System awareness

Processes, ports, and resource usage are first-class — ask what's eating your CPU and get a real answer.

Database browser

Open SQLite files and poke at local database servers right in the editor.

Real terminal

A proper PTY terminal in the workspace, spawned in your project directory.

Auto updates

Signed releases install themselves from inside the app — you're always current.

Try it on your own project

Free for Linux and Windows, with signed auto-updating builds.

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