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Tool Nov 4, 2026

An independent desktop workbench for installed coding-agent CLIs, with session panes, Git worktrees, review and browser workflows.

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Author-supplied lich screenshot shows Claude Code, Codex and another coding-agent terminal arranged in a four-pane wall with a session sidebar.
Project-supplied mixed-agent desktop screenshot from lich’s v0.84.0 English README. It illustrates the workbench layout; it is not a test of OpenCode 2 compatibility or browser persistence. Source: omartelo / lich contributors
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lich runs installed coding-agent CLIs in desktop terminal panes and offers Git worktrees, review, browser tabs and project service management. The independent application’s 0.84.0 release adds OpenCode 2 sessions on separate servers and changes idle browser handling to ask before closing. Status features have an explicit plugin dependency, and OpenCode pairing does not discover lich’s separate servers. Linux, macOS and Windows packages are provided; users supply agent binaries and their own model access. The current tagged release is AGPL-3.0-only, with older releases through 0.9.0 described as MIT. Behavior is attributed to project documentation rather than independently tested.