Two engines, one session list
Pi and OpenCode drive the same sidebar, transcript and tabs. A session remembers which engine holds its conversation, so reopening it returns to that engine.
agent-agnostic · engine-neutral
An agent-agnostic GUI
for coding agents.
A chat panel inside VS Code, or a browser UI served by a small host. Works with Pi and OpenCode — one session list, one transcript, one set of shortcuts, regardless of which agent is driving.
terminal
$ npm install -g @supanadit/morse-web
$ morse start
▲ Morse started
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◆ port 4399 (PID: 20880)
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● visit: http://127.0.0.1:4399/
● logs: morse logs
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└ daemon running — the terminal can be closedSame agent, same transcript — only the host differs
Morse doesn't embed an agent; it talks to each one through its own RPC/API. Both clips run the same agent, transcript and protocol.
One interface, every engine
Pi and OpenCode are the engines today; the same session list, transcript and UI are ready to host more as integrations land — no fork of the interface.
Steer while it works
Steer, queue follow-ups mid-run, abort, and compact context with a click — a prompt sent mid-run is queued above the composer, never refused.
A real transcript
Markdown with highlighted, copyable code blocks; tool calls as a compact tree; thinking that streams as it arrives; paged history for long sessions.
Model & thinking that follow the engine
The pickers mirror what the current model actually supports in pi's own TUI — a model added to models.json appears without reload or restart.
Edit or fork what was sent
Edit-and-resend forks a session before a past prompt; the old branch stays resumable. Fork branches and hands the prompt back to the composer.
Attach context the way each host can
Editor selections and live chips in VS Code; drag, drop and pasted images everywhere. A gitignore-aware @mention picker for files and directories.
Git, files & a terminal in the browser
Where there is no editor: a git panel with commits and diffs, an Explorer, and a terminal — drag line ranges to pin into your next message.
Manage MCP servers
State, tools and errors for every server the engine sees, plus add, remove, enable and disable — with the same project overrides its own /mcp writes.
Keyboard first
Ctrl+Alt+… starts a session, changes the model, toggles the git panel. / jumps to search, ? prints the whole list.
Get Morse
Install the agent you want to use yourself — Morse reuses each engine's own configuration:
pi's models, credentials and sessions under ~/.pi; OpenCode's providers and agents in its server.
VS Code Marketplace
supanadit.morse$ code --install-extension supanadit.morse
Then open the Morse view in the activity bar.
Open in Marketplace ↗Open VSX
supanadit.morse$ codium --install-extension supanadit.morse
The registry VSCodium, Cursor, Windsurf, code-server and Theia install from.
Open on Open VSX ↗Browser host (npm)
@supanadit/morse-web$ npm install -g @supanadit/morse-web
$ morse start
Visit http://127.0.0.1:4399/ — the daemon keeps running when the terminal closes.
View on npm ↗Keyboard first, CLI too
Ctrl+Alt+… (⌘⌥… on macOS) runs the panel; the browser host is a daemon with a small CLI.
Ctrl+Alt+N
⌘+⌥+N
Start a session
Ctrl+Alt+P
⌘+⌥+P
Narrow the sidebar to a project
Ctrl+Alt+M
⌘+⌥+M
Change the model
Ctrl+Alt+T
⌘+⌥+T
Change the thinking level
Ctrl+Alt+G
⌘+⌥+G
Toggle the git panel (browser host)
Ctrl+Alt+C
⌘+⌥+C
Open the compaction question
/
/
Jump to session search
?
?
Print the whole shortcut list
morse start
Start the host (defaults to port 4399, as a daemon)
morse start --port 3020
Choose a port; --lan binds 0.0.0.0, -f stays in the foreground
morse status
Is it running, and on which port
morse logs --follow
Tail the host logs
morse stop / restart
Stop or restart the daemon
morse update
Install the latest release and restart