Gyro
v0.1.0 is out · Release notes

The agents you already use.
One session on your Mac.

Chat, CLI, and the IDE. No new account.

Download for macOSHow to set it up

Free. On your Mac. You approve the change.

Bring your own agent

Keep the CLIs you already pay for.

Gyro runs the agent CLI you already have, with its own login. Or connect a model API, or Ollama on your Mac.

Set up an agent CLI
AgentSigned in with its own login

Supported

  • Claude CodeAnthropic
  • CodexOpenAI
  • Kimi CodeMoonshot AI
  • Grok BuildxAI
  • CursorAnysphere
  • OpenCodeOpen source
  • AntigravityGoogle, own runtime

All seven CLIs are supported. Each keeps its own login and runtime. See the CLI page

The workspace

Chat, CLI, and the files.

Follow the task from the first prompt to the final diff, in one workspace. Coral marks where the agent waits for you.

1Chat Give the task. Review the change. Chat with your agent, follow the edits, and read the diff alongside the conversation. See it
2CLI Keep the agent you already run. Bring your CLI into the workspace. Keep your terminal sessions beside your project. See it
3Workspace Stay close to the code. Your files, editor, and local shell. Move from the conversation to the work without leaving your project. See it

Launch film

Watch the launch.

A closer look at coding with Gyro. 1 minute 20 seconds

Local-first

Know where each part of the work goes.

Provider-hosted agents receive task context, which can include file contents. Pick how you connect to see where it goes.

Privacy details
How you connect

On your Mac

  • Sessions and settings

    ~/Library/Application Support/Gyro

  • API keys

    Stored in the macOS Keychain. Agent CLIs keep their own logins.

  • Telemetry

    Off by default. No Gyro account needed.

Your CLI's provider

  • Your CLI talks to its own provider, with its own login.

    It receives prompts and task context, which can include file contents and command output. Its tools may read more files or contact other services, and it may keep its own history.

Your provider

  • Gyro connects straight to the provider you choose, with no proxy.

    Your key is stored in the macOS Keychain. The provider receives task context, which can include file contents, and its policies apply. A remote custom endpoint receives the same.

Also on your Mac

  • The model runs on your Mac, over a local connection.

    Task context stays on your Mac. Tools, package downloads, and other services you use can still reach the network.

Get started

Bring your setup.

Start with the code and agent you already use.

Read the install guide

  1. Open a project

    Choose a folder on your Mac.

    your-project

  2. Choose your agent

    Connect a CLI, model API, or Ollama.

  3. Start a task

    Describe the work. Review the result.

    Try a first task

FAQ

A few things to know.

Before you open your first project.

Explore the docs
What is Gyro?

Gyro is an open-source Mac workspace for coding agents, files, and a terminal.

Explore Chat / Terminal / IDE Workspace
Is Gyro free to use?

Yes. Gyro is free under Apache-2.0. Your provider sets its own subscription and API prices.

Read the Apache-2.0 license
Ready for production work?

Gyro v0.1.0 is early software. It can change files and run commands. Keep backups, use version control, and review the result.

See what shipped
What leaves my Mac?

Sessions and settings stay on your Mac. Cloud providers receive task context, including file contents. Ollama connects locally; remote custom model endpoints receive context too. App telemetry is off by default.

Privacy details
What do I need to get started?

macOS 14+, and an agent CLI, model API, or local Ollama setup. Connect your provider’s credentials. No Gyro account is required.

Read the install guide
Gyro

v0.1.0

Download Gyro.

Mac app. Free. Open source.

Mac processor
Download for macOS

Free and open source · macOS 14 or later · Signed and notarized · No Gyro account

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