Crispy

A zero-compromise UI for Claude Code and Codex — with agent memory, multi-agent collaboration, and a Discord bot that puts your entire workspace in your pocket.

Runs standalone in your browser, as a VS Code / Cursor extension, or through Discord on your phone.

Discord bot — approve tool use, browse sessions, and manage your workspace from your phone. Not a chatbot — a live session monitor with full tool-call visibility. Agent memory — every transcript indexed locally with full-text + semantic search. No cloud, no API calls. Multi-agent /superthink — pit Claude and Codex against each other on the same question. Catches bugs and blind spots a single model misses. Fork, rewind, and control — agency modes, tool audit panel, side-by-side panels, inline quoting, voice input, and more.

What's New in v0.2.7

Your entire workspace, in Discord

Crispy now runs a Discord bot that mirrors your coding sessions into your own server — live transcript rendering, inline approval buttons, session management, all from your phone or any device with Discord.

This isn't a chatbot. Every competitor (Claude Code Channels, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent) builds a text pipe where Discord is the session and tool calls are hidden. Crispy is different: Discord is a live session monitor with full tool-call visibility, structured approvals, and a session browser — the same information you see in the Crispy UI, rendered into Discord.

• Forum-based sessions — each workspace gets a forum channel, each session is a thread. Browse, search, and manage sessions naturally
• Inline approvals — approve or deny tool use with Discord buttons, right from your phone. No copy-pasting confirmation codes
• Session management — !sessions to browse, !open to resume, !stop to close. A concierge bot, not a dumb bridge
• Multi-instance support — run multiple Crispy instances against the same server. PID-scoped channels, automatic health probes, dead-bot cleanup
• Setup wizard — guided onboarding in Settings with token validation, auto-generated invite URL, and step-by-step instructions
• Secure by default — fail-closed authorization, allowlist-based access, OAuth owner resolution. Nobody interacts unless explicitly permitted

Other improvements

• Auto-reflect toggle — enable automatic plan verification in Settings
• Smarter session list — two-line title + subtitle layout with display names matching the webview
• Permission lifecycle diagnostics — Rosie Log now surfaces permission mode transitions for debugging
• Windows stability — windowsHide on all spawn/exec calls prevents console flash on Windows
• Recall fix — embedding separator always set correctly in one-shot path

Capabilities

Conversations

• Fork and rewind at any point — new session opens side-by-side with full context
• Side-by-side agent windows — as many as your editor can tile
• Session rotation and handoff — swap adapters on a live channel without re-subscription
• Execute Markdown files as prompts from the Explorer context menu
• Session browser with search and vendor filtering

Agent intelligence

• Agent memory — every session indexed locally with full-text and semantic search across all vendors. Find past decisions, debugging threads, and design discussions — full transcripts, not summaries
• Multi-agent /superthink — pit Claude and Codex against each other on the same question. Catches bugs and blind spots a single model misses
• Built-in skills — tell your agent to /handoff when context gets long, /clear-and-execute a plan from markdown, or /superthink for a second opinion. One slash command, no setup
• Claude Code and Codex adapters

Execution control

• Agency modes — plan, auto-accept, --dangerously-skip-permissions, browser mode — one click, persisted per session
• Tool audit panel — every tool call and sub-agent's work in a collapsible panel, not buried in your conversation
• One-click bypass mode and pop-out to external browser

UI

• File viewer side panel with word wrap, markdown preview, and quoting
• Git diff panel — staged, modified, and untracked files with syntax-highlighted diffs
• Four rendering modes — Icons (default), Blocks, Compact, YAML
• Inline quoting and copy-to-markdown
• Voice input with local VAD and speech-to-text
• Image attachments, @mentions, linkified file paths and URLs
• Light, dark, and high-contrast themes

Discord

• Live session monitor — full transcript rendering with tool-call visibility, not a hidden chatbot
• Forum-based session browser — each workspace is a forum channel, each session a thread
• Inline approval buttons — approve or deny tool use from your phone
• Session management commands — browse, open, and close sessions from Discord
• Multi-instance — multiple Crispy instances share one server without conflicts
• Secure by default — fail-closed auth, allowlist access, guided setup wizard

Providers

• Custom model providers — route through any Claude-compatible endpoint (GLM-4.7, DeepSeek, local models)
• One-click model switching across vendors

Standalone mode

• Run npx crispy-code — full UI in your browser, no VS Code required
• Background daemon with crispy start / crispy stop / crispy status
• Workspace picker with URL-based routing for multiple projects
• Multiple browser tabs for parallel agent sessions
• Same core features — memory, collaboration, fork, rewind

Coming Soon

• OpenCode adapter
• Gemini CLI adapter

Installation

Standalone (recommended)

npx crispy-code

Opens Crispy in your browser. No VS Code, no extension install, no config. Run npx crispy-code start for a background daemon, npx crispy-code stop to shut it down.

VS Code / Cursor Extension

Search for "Crispy" in the extensions panel, or:

code --install-extension the-sylvester.crispy

Also available on the OpenVSX Marketplace.

From Source

git clone https://github.com/TheSylvester/crispy.git
cd crispy
npm install
npm run build
node dist/crispy-cli.js

Usage

Standalone

1. Run npx crispy-code — browser opens automatically
2. Browse sessions in the sidebar, or start a new conversation
3. Use the control panel at the bottom for chat input, model selection, and agency mode toggles
4. Open multiple tabs for parallel sessions

VS Code

1. Open VS Code in any project
2. Run Crispy: Open from the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+I)
3. Same UI, embedded in your editor

Requirements

• Node.js 18+ (standalone) or VS Code 1.94+ (extension)
• Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated
• Codex CLI (optional, for Codex sessions)
• Microphone (optional, for voice input)

Community

• Discord — support, feature requests, and discussion
• GitHub Issues — bug reports and tracking

Third-Party Notices

@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk — The Claude adapter depends on Anthropic's Agent SDK, which is proprietary ("All rights reserved") and governed by Anthropic's Terms of Service. This dependency is required for Claude Code integration. By using Crispy with Claude Code, you accept Anthropic's terms for that SDK.

Codex protocol types — Files in src/core/adapters/codex/protocol/ are generated from the OpenAI Codex CLI project, licensed under Apache-2.0. See THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES for details.

License

MIT — see LICENSE for the full text.