lime

About

Lime packages the agentic loop — context, tools, permissions, verification, delivery — into a desktop application rather than a terminal, so users watch plans, approve actions, and inspect diffs and artifacts in a visual workspace. Tasks are structured as Thread/Turn/Item projections that can be paused, reviewed, restored, and continued, and multi-agent collaboration splits research, implementation, testing, and documentation across agents sharing one context. A Rust app server handles the backend, and a Skills system encodes repeatable procedures as units callable through MCP. It is provider-agnostic with local-by-default data, targets developers and technical users who want a GUI over an agentic loop, and runs on macOS and Windows (Linux builds paused).