OpenRouter and custom providers
Run Claude Code through OpenRouter or any Anthropic-compatible endpoint, with the key kept in your system keychain.
What we're working on and what comes next. Plans can change, and new features usually land on macOS first, then on Windows and Linux.
Run Claude Code through OpenRouter or any Anthropic-compatible endpoint, with the key kept in your system keychain.
Install and update PullYard with your usual package manager on Windows and Linux. Homebrew is already here: brew install --cask pullyard/tap/pullyard.
Chat with Codex next to your pull request and use it for Fix, with its own sessions and history.
Gemini CLI and other agents through the open Agent Client Protocol.
Fix with Claude Code, Codex or another agent from the same sheet.
Each fix runs in its own git worktree, so your working copy stays untouched.
An agent reads the diff and drafts inline review comments. You pick which ones to post.
After a fix: commit, push, reply to the threads it addressed and resolve them.
Changed files, comments, approvals and merging for GitLab merge requests and Bitbucket pull requests, like on GitHub.
Run the same task with two agents and keep the better diff.
One place for plan limits and spend for every agent you use.
No more Gatekeeper or SmartScreen warnings on first launch.