Devo
An open-source coding agent for desktop and terminal on macOS, Linux and Windows, with local endpoints and OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-compatible APIs.
Devo is an MIT-licensed, open-source coding agent for developers and teams who want a local workspace with their choice of model provider. It has a desktop app and a terminal interface, with support for macOS, Linux, Windows and Kylin OS. Its compact Rust runtime runs as a single binary without runtime dependencies.
The agent runs on your machine; model requests go to the endpoint you choose. That can be a local model endpoint, an internal gateway or a cloud provider. Devo supports OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic-compatible APIs, with tested models including DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi and GLM. Private and intranet deployments don't depend on a hosted agent service, and offline installation paths are available.
For repository work, optional semantic code search runs a code-embedding model locally on the CPU and combines it with keyword matching. Plan mode lays out steps before edits, while long-running tasks retain context across multiple turns. Devo can delegate work to specialized agents and execute independent tool calls in parallel.
MCP connects external tools and context, and reusable skills hold workflows, scripts and reference material. Permissions let you review sensitive tool calls before execution. Sessions remain inspectable and resumable, with records of model output, tool calls and approvals. Enterprise deployments can include private infrastructure, SSO/SAML, audit logs and policy controls, alongside monitoring, repository quality checks and security analysis.
