Synara is a local-first desktop workspace for coding with the AI agents and subscriptions you already use. It keeps chats, terminals, browser previews, diffs, branches, worktrees, provider sessions, and handoffs together.

From download to your first reviewed diff in about five minutes.

Core concepts

The mental model: projects, tasks, environments, and provider sessions.

Best practices

Patterns that pay off, plus the real workflow used to build Synara.

Troubleshoot setup

Fix provider detection, authentication, Git, and update issues.

What Synara manages

Projects and tasks: keep several repositories and conversations available without mixing their context.
AI providers: use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Kilo Code, Pi, and Factory Droid from one interface.
Local developer tools: open terminals and browser previews beside the conversation.
Git environments: work on the project directly or isolate tasks in linked worktrees.
Review and delivery: inspect changes, commit, push, and work with GitHub pull requests.
Automations and Studio: schedule recurring agent runs with stop conditions, and give long-running work its own workspace.

Local-first by design

Synara stores its workspace data on your machine and does not require a Synara cloud account. The provider you select still receives the prompts, files, diffs, terminal output, or tool results required for that provider session.

Stable release and main

Most pages describe the current stable release. Features that are available only on Synara's active main branch are marked as preview features.

Start here

New to Synara? Take the five-minute Quickstart, skim Core concepts so the workspace makes sense, then copy the example workflow in Best practices. For the step-by-step setup detail, see Installation, Providers, and Your first task.

Synara documentation

What Synara manages

Local-first by design

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