단순 챗봇 UI를 넘어선 에이전트 전용 IDE 'Polypore'

Polypore Agentic desktop IDE. Language agnostic, OS agnostic. Every surface is a dockable panel: split, reorder, close what you don't need. The built-in panels cover most workflows. If they don't, the SDK is there. Tauri 2 · React 18 · Dockview · Monaco · MIT · no telemetry Demo polyporedemo1080.mp4 Install Download the build for your platform from the latest release . Polypore updates itself after the first install. Platform File Linux .AppImage (any distro), .deb (Debian/Ubuntu), .rpm (Fedora/RHEL) macOS .dmg (Apple Silicon or Intel) Windows _x64_en-US.msi or _x64-setup.exe On Linux the AppImage needs FUSE ( fuse2 on Arch). Mark it executable and run it: chmod +x Polypore_ * _amd64.AppImage ./Polypore_ * _amd64.AppImage To build from source instead, see Getting started below. The idea The agentic tooling space moves fast. The right models, CLIs, and orchestration patterns shift faster than a typical IDE's release cycle. Polypore is structured to keep up. Every surface is a sandboxed panel behind a shared contract. Any piece of the IDE can be swapped, extended, or dropped without touching the core. This is not a code editor with an agent panel added later. The layout, the memory system, the debug tooling, and the MCP server are all designed around the agent as the primary actor. Panels Eight panels are available from the + tab button: Panel What it does claude Claude CLI terminal with slash-command quick-launch codex Codex CLI terminal with slash-command quick-launch preview Live runtime output: browser, CLI, or any dev server editor Monaco editor with per-project diagnostics diff-stack Side-by-side diff and scrubbable history feed terminal Standalone pty terminal debug Verify runs and diagnostics memory Project knowledge base with [[wikilinks]] and context inventory agent Formation canvas, skills, MCP management, and secrets SDK and plugins Third-party panels are sandboxed iframes using the same HostRpcServer contract as the built-ins. Write a plugin in any framework, drop it in .polypore/plugins/<id>/ , and it appears in the panel strip. Agents can drive it through the MCP server the same way they drive built-in panels. polypore-ide MCP server A Node MCP sidecar ships with Polypore. Claude Code picks it up from .mcp.json automatically. Gives agents direct IDE control through 22+ tools: Namespace What agents can do polypore.debug.* Start sessions, set breakpoints, step, capture console/DOM/network polypore.memory.* Read/write the knowledge base, link entries, write handoff documents polypore.verify.* Declare and run verification suites polypore.tasks.* Create and update tasks visible in the IDE in real time polypore.phase.* Report workflow phase to the live UI polypore.secrets.* Make mediated HTTP requests without seeing the secret value polypore.skills.* Read the active skill library polypore.format.* Trigger formatters in-editor Secret broker Secrets live in the OS keyring. When Polypore spawns an agent it strips every registered secret from the environment and replaces it with a POLYPORE_SECRET_HANDLE_<KEY> sentinel. Agents call polypore.secrets.use with an HTTP request; Polypore injects the value and masks it on the way back. The model never sees plaintext. Polyflow skills 15 slash commands in packages/polyflow/ covering the full development loop: /polyflow /polyflow-go /polyflow-brainstorming /polyflow-writing-plans /polyflow-executing-plans /polyflow-tdd /polyflow-iterate /polyflow-debug /polyflow-review /polyflow-design-interface /polyflow-prd /polyflow-improve-architecture /polyflow-qa /polyflow-glossary /polyflow-compact Stack Shell Tauri 2, Rust Renderer React 18, Vite, TypeScript Panels Dockview Editor Monaco Terminal xterm.js, portable-pty MCP sidecar Node, JSON-RPC Persistence SQLite via rusqlite Secrets OS keyring via keyring crate File watching notify Contracts JSON Schema, codegen'd into packages/sdk/ Getting started Prerequisites: Node 20+, Rust stable ( rustup ). Linux also needs libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev libgtk-3-dev libayatana-appindicator3-dev librsvg2-dev . npm ci cd src-tauri && cargo build && cd .. npm run app For renderer-only development (no Tauri bridge): npm run dev Scripts Command npm run app Desktop app via Tauri npm run app:build Production bundle npm run dev Vite renderer on 127.0.0.1:1420 npm run typecheck Codegen + tsc --noEmit npm test vitest renderer suite npm run mcp MCP sidecar against cwd npm run mcp:smoke JSON-RPC tools/list smoke npm run mcp:pipeline-smoke End-to-end plugin + skill + secret cd src-tauri && cargo test Rust tests cargo clippy --no-deps -- -D warnings Rust lints Architecture ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Tauri shell (Rust, src-tauri/) │ │ ├─ host_broker (HTTP) → emits Tauri events to the renderer │ │ ├─ secret_broker (HTTP) → OS keyring, never returns plaintext │ │ ├─ agent runtimes → stdio adapters per CLI; ACP opt-in │ │ ├─ pty (portable-pty) ├─ persistence (rusqlite) │ │ ├─ snapshotter ├─ fs_watch (notify) │ │ └─ plugin:// protocol → serves .polypore/plugins/<id>/<asset> │ ├────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ Renderer (React + Dockview) │ │ ├─ HostRpcServer (packages/host) shared contract for all plugins │ │ ├─ PolyporeHost loopback built-in plugins use this │ │ ├─ PluginLoader 3rd-party iframes use this │ │ └─ built-in panels (plugins/) │ ├────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ polypore-ide MCP sidecar (Node, packages/mcp-server/) │ │ ├─ 22+ tools → host_broker for live state changes │ │ └─ secrets.* → secret_broker, value never returned to agent │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Contracts live in schemas/ and codegen into packages/sdk/src/types.gen.ts and packages/sdk/src/validators.gen.ts . Run npm run codegen after editing a schema. Environment variables POLYPORE_PROJECT_ROOT Override cwd as the workspace root POLYPORE_ENABLE_ACP=1 Opt into the ACP adapter POLYPORE_CONFIG_DIR Secrets metadata location (default ~/.config/polypore ) POLYPORE_UPDATE_ENDPOINT Override the auto-updater endpoint Contributing See CONTRIBUTING.md . License MIT