Built in Rust and drawn straight on the GPU, so it runs at a buttery 60fps. Claude Code and Codex run inside it, on the subscription you already have.
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A native editor written in Rust, with no Electron and no WebView. Opening, typing and scrolling never make you wait.
Drawn straight on the GPU, so scrolling and typing never stutter.
No browser inside, so it starts fast and stays light on memory.
Even in a project with tens of thousands of files, type part of a name and you're there.
No API key. Talk to Claude Code or Codex inside the editor, on the plan you already pay for.
Connected over the open Agent Client Protocol (ACP). Add any other agent you like.

From install to sign-in, without opening a terminal.
Check each diff the AI writes. Don't like it? Rewind any time.

The AI keeps the todo board up to date, so you can see how far it has got.

Each project has a color that runs through the rail, tabs, caret and AI threads, so you never lose track of what's running where.
Which AI is pointed at which project and branch, and how many tokens it has used, is always on screen.

Keep projects on the rail and switch from the ⌘O list. Hop between worktrees and branches without leaving the window.

Uses your existing SSH config. Server files feel as fast as local ones, and the server needs no Node.
$ ne ssh://you@dev-box/~/app › Connected to dev-box › Started necoder on the server (one small binary) › Opened files, Git, terminal and AI, all there
Every command lives in the palette: files, search, switching projects.

Give each Task its own worktree and run agents side by side. Let the Captain hand out the work and pull it back together.
Every Task and agent on one screen.


Say what you want; it splits the work into Tasks for the AIs. When they're done, review the diffs and merge.
Scan a QR code to check on your AIs and ask for the next step from your phone. Answer approvals and questions on the spot.



Thinking, writing or done? One look at Nyaco in the panel tells you, without reading a word.
ThinkingMulling it over
WorkingWriting code
DoneCheers when it's finished
IdleNaps until you callEverything you need day to day, with or without AI.

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