CrabCode GUI
Desktop app: Crab Code
CrabCode GUI (installed as Crab Code) provides project, session, skill, automation, and browser workspaces; public installers support macOS arm64/x64 and Windows x64.
CrabCode GUI (installed as Crab Code) provides project, session, skill, automation, and browser workspaces; public installers support macOS arm64/x64 and Windows x64.
Proprietary is not presented as open source, internal is not presented as released, and desktop installers never masquerade as terminal scripts.
A public binary repository is not called a source repository; internal and private repositories are not exposed.
Versions, asset names, Releases, and install commands come only from the matching product chain.
QueryVia and the restricted DSH site produce no source, website, or download link before their gates pass.
Four primary products come first; legal and trust products remain a separate line below.
Desktop app: Crab Code
CrabCode GUI (installed as Crab Code) provides project, session, skill, automation, and browser workspaces; public installers support macOS arm64/x64 and Windows x64.
Terminal-native agent
A pure terminal release: Rust owns the terminal and local lifecycle, TypeScript runs agent logic, and an isolated Go Account Bridge starts only when OAuth login is needed.
DeepSeek Harness community desktop
Acosmi builds this local AI Agent workspace from open-source DeepSeek Harness, adding an Electron desktop runtime, distribution, and product integration; the current public version is a prerelease.
AI browser
QueryVia is validating an in-browser Agent workspace, controlled tab operations, and multi-identity isolation; public source, formal Releases, and downloads are not open yet.
Sign, Evidence, Contract, Counsel, and Bench keep separate entry points; Agent Studio, CrabDesign, skills, and plugins remain available from the full product index.
These entries describe intended workflows, not customer counts, deployment claims, or certifications.
TypeScript SDK and HTTP contracts, same-origin in production via nginx reverse proxy. No CORS, no token relay, no callback storm.
01import { Acosmi } from "@acosmi/sdk";02 03const acosmi = new Acosmi({ apiKey: process.env.ACOSMI_KEY });04 05const agent = await acosmi.agents.run("contract-review", {06 file: pdfBuffer,07 jurisdiction: "CN",08 riskLevel: "high",09});10 11console.log(agent.findings);12// → [ { clause: "§ 8.3", risk: "high", suggestion: ... } ]
The website routes users accurately; it does not make promises beyond product repositories, Releases, or rights manifests.
Proprietary, publicly open source, and planned publication are never conflated.
Versions and assets come from the matching public Release or mirror.
Only existing installer assets that pass release checks are shown.
Restricted repositories, internal builds, and HTTP 401 sites never become public CTAs.
Review each product's source status, platforms, and release state before opening downloads or documentation.