Switchya Source on GitHub

Windows preview · 0.1.0-preview.4

A coding workspace.
Your choice of models.

A desktop app and CLI for working on your code with the model providers you choose.

Open a project. Work through a task. Review the proposed changes alongside the conversation.

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Portable ZIP · 20.7 MB · Windows 10/11 x64. Needs the Microsoft Visual C++ x64 runtime and WebView2. Requirements

Windows CLI preview

Work from
your terminal.

Start an interactive conversation, or pass a single task to a command.

Included in the Windows portable download.
PowerShell examples, with the CLI on your PATH.

Switchya CLI
# An interactive session
PS> switchya chat `
    --project C:\projects\my-project `
    --model MODEL

# A focused task
PS> switchya run `
    --project C:\projects\my-project `
    --model MODEL `
    --prompt "Explain the test failure"

Use an existing folder and a model ID from switchya models. For terminal-only use, close the desktop first.

Standalone gateway available

One endpoint.
A choice of models.

Switchyard translates API protocols and routes requests to providers you configure.

See the Gateway release

Simplified illustration of the workspace, CLI and Gateway views. Not a screenshot.

Work from an
existing project.

Understand a file, investigate a failure, or make a change. The workspace is built around the code you’re already working on.

Start from a local folder
Open an existing project folder. Its conversations, proposed changes and results stay together.
Connect your model providers
Give the native engine model access through Switchyard Gateway, or work through your own Codex, Claude Code or Antigravity setup.
Switch accounts, not tools
Keep named Codex, Claude Code and Antigravity accounts side by side and pick one per conversation. Sign-in stays with each agent’s official CLI.
Inspect what changed
Proposed file edits are shown as diffs before you approve them, next to tool actions and their results.

Use your providers. Or your own agent setup.

The native engine uses Switchyard Gateway for model access. The Codex, Claude Code and Antigravity integrations connect to your own installations.

Named profiles keep each agent’s accounts separate. Codex, Claude Code and Antigravity conversations run inside the workspace; managed Claude Code and Antigravity profiles can also open in their own terminal.

Available now

Switchyard Gateway.

A standalone API gateway for your existing tools. Run it on your machine or server, add your provider credentials, and connect compatible clients to one endpoint.

Download the Gateway

Gateway v0.1.1 for Windows, Linux and macOS.
The Gateway is separate from the Switchya app.

API compatibility
OpenAI Chat Completions, Responses, Anthropic Messages, and Gemini protocols, with streaming.
Routing and operations
Model aliases, credential pools, cooldowns, and failover, with a built-in dashboard.
Runs on your infrastructure
A single Rust binary. Upstream access uses your API keys or service accounts.
With Gateway on your PATH
switchyard
Setup and requirements

Downloads and status.

Try the Windows portable preview: the desktop app and CLI for your local projects.

Windows preview · 0.1.0-preview.4

Switchya for Windows

The desktop app and CLI in one portable ZIP.

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Size
21,738,632 bytes (20.7 MB)
SHA-256
574fc84df733e45734deccd297fd13049d0ebfe0502926c44a99bca8f5fc5529

Switchya CLI and source

The CLI is included in the Windows download. Source is available for other platforms.

Preview release notes

Switchyard Gateway

Separate public releases for Windows, Linux and macOS. Source and setup documentation are available on GitHub.

Gateway v0.1.1

Known limits