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devpit

A native desktop app for controlling your coding agents
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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformWeb
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devpit is a native desktop application for Linux, macOS, and Windows that allows developers to manage coding agents across multiple projects. It provides a terminal per project, a board interface to manage and execute tasks, tracks the cost of every agent call, and orchestrates workflow across projects. It is local-first, free, and open source.

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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformsWeb
PricingFree
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ListedOctober 2026
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78 out of 100, Needs improvement
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96 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
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Product Hunt104 source points · 7 comments

The cost on every agent call is a nice touch. Does it show a running total per project or per day? I'd love to see where my money goes

dan_kondziela · Imported from Product Hunt

"a cost on every agent call" is the part I'd actually use daily. I run claude code sessions all day for Dial and have genuinely lost track of which terminal is burning tokens on something I forgot I kicked off an hour ago. does the cost number update live as a session streams, or only settle once a turn finishes - asking because the expensive moments are usually mid-turn when something goes sideways and I want to kill it before it finishes, not after

galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 the per call cost tracking is the bit i actually want. my problem is i only find out what something cost after its finished, so i guess before kicking off anything big and i guess badly. does it do anything predictive or is it strictly after the fact? even a rough estimate off similar past runs would change how i plan a day! 😃

seenew · Imported from Product Hunt