ACUTE-CODE

ACUTE-CODE is a local-first, closed-source multi-agent engineering workbench for Windows and Linux, with a live-synced Android companion. It is built on a stack of Tauri 2 (Rust), React 18 + TypeScript, a Node/TS agent-core sidecar, SQLite, and pnpm workspaces. The desktop application spawns the agent-core sidecar at launch, performs a stdout ready-line handshake, and injects provider keys from the OS secure store (Windows Credential Manager; the Linux Secret Service). The Android companion pairs with the desktop over LAN or cloud relay and maintains live synchronization: turns started on either device stream to all open screens, and appearance settings, session mode, and selected model propagate immediately. The phone also provides full inventory management for models and providers, and can update itself in-app. Linux releases are distributed as .deb and AppImage installers for both x64 and ARM64 architectures, with requirements including a WebKitGTK 4.1 runtime and a Secret Service keyring for provider API keys. A self-feedback ledger feature, when enabled, appends structured diagnostic entries to a shared ledger file after each completed session turn, with entries viewable as structured cards or raw text.