Desktop workspace / MeshConsole

MeshConsole: Every agent.
One workspace.

MeshConsole brings your coding agents, editor, browser, terminals, tasks and project memory into one desktop app. Work over your own folders and keep every change in view.

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Windows x64 · macOS Apple Silicon · Linux x64

The MeshConsole Bench with five agent panes and an editor over one project folder

MeshConsole / Desktop app

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01 / WINDOWS

Windows

x64 · .exe installer

Windows 10 or 11

02 / MACOS

macOS

Apple Silicon · .app.tar.gz archive

M-series Mac

03 / LINUX

Linux

x64 · .AppImage

64-bit Linux

After the download

  1. 01 / INSTALL

    Open the installer or archive for your system.

  2. 02 / SIGN IN

    Connect your MeshPilot account in the app.

  3. 03 / BUILD

    Choose a project folder and add your first agent.

Good to know

  • Windows: run the downloaded installer.
  • Mac: extract the archive and move MeshConsole.app to Applications.
  • Linux: mark the AppImage as executable, then open it.

Downloading is free; using MeshConsole requires a subscription or lifetime license. View plans

Need help? Read the setup guide or contact support.

The Studio — wire agents to each other

An infinite board holding terminals, editors, git, a browser, the Kanban board, MeshMemory and notes. Draw a link between two agents and their handoffs are delivered over a durable per-project bus — directional, typed, and honest about whether the message landed.

  • Pause a link, nudge the target, undo a deletion
  • Collapse a window to a pill — its session keeps running
  • Pilot in the command bar, by text or by voice
The MeshConsole Studio board with a linked agent, notes, editor and Kanban
A browser pane running a local dev server beside an editor and four agent panes

The editor and the running app, in the same layout

Put your dev server in a browser pane next to the agents building it. Read the change in a real editor — CodeMirror with language servers behind it — then send the file straight back to the terminal that is working on it.

  • Completion, diagnostics and go-to-definition
  • Stage, diff and commit with an AI-written message
  • Or open a full VS Code inside the app, wired to your agents

Memory that belongs to the project

Decisions, gotchas and task history are linked notes stored in the repository they describe — not in one agent’s chat history. Agents read them over the shared bus, so switching agents does not restart the explaining.

  • Graph view, backlinks and suggested links
  • Orphan detection for notes nothing points at
  • Files on your disk — nothing indexed on our servers
MeshMemory — a graph of linked project notes with a backlink inspector
Crew

Give it a mission, not a prompt

A Crew workspace runs a phased pipeline: a scout reads the codebase, builders work in parallel on files that do not collide, and a reviewer gates the result before anything is called done. The coordinator that sequences them is code rather than a model — so orchestration burns no tokens and behaves the same way twice.

Progress lands on the same task board you use by hand, with a live flow map, a run timeline, and a comms dock showing what the agents are saying to each other.

Connectors

Bring the agent you already use

MeshConsole knows each agent’s launch command, detects whether it is installed, and writes its MCP config for you. You keep your own vendor accounts and rate limits.

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