A Windows desktop workbench for Solana builders. It runs Claude Code, Codex and Hermes Agent in separate git worktrees, with a Monaco editor, real terminals, a review rail, an embedded browser and a read-only Solana account inspector.
Nothing merges without you.
Run Claude Code, Codex and Hermes Agent side by side, each in its own worktree. Terminals, diffs, a browser and read-only Solana context in one Windows app.
v4.7.11 · 135 MB · Windows 10 and 11 · MIT licensed, open source
Not code-signed yet, so Windows may warn before it runs. How to verify the installer
GOAT at work
From task to merge, in one window.
What happens between the first prompt and the merge. Each step opens its scene in the demo above.
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Start a task
A task creates its own git worktree and branch, so agents never work in your main checkout.
Watch the task start -
Run agents side by side
Start Claude Code, Codex or Hermes Agent in the task. A Monaco editor, real terminals and an embedded browser sit beside their output.
Watch the browser split -
Review, then merge
Read the diff in the review rail and run the project check. Then confirm a fast-forward merge. Divergent or dirty trees are rejected and left intact.
Watch the review and merge
Things worth knowing.
The current Windows installer still ships under the DAEMON name. GOAT is the new name for the workbench.
Claude Code, Codex and Hermes Agent, as the real interactive CLIs installed on your machine, signed in with your own accounts. GOAT lists which CLIs it found; sign-in is checked when a session starts.
Each task lives in its own worktree. You review the diff against the parent branch, then confirm a fast-forward merge. Divergence and dirty trees are rejected and preserved.
No. Solana context reads public account metadata on devnet, mainnet-beta or localnet. Signing and transaction submission are not implemented.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen can show "Windows protected your PC". Choose More info, then Run anyway. To check the file first, compare its SHA-256 hash (Get-FileHash DAEMON-setup.exe in PowerShell) with checksums-windows.txt on the release page. The source is public on GitHub under the MIT license.
Each release also publishes an unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs (DAEMON-unsigned-arm64.dmg) on the release page. Because it is unsigned, macOS asks you to approve it before it opens.
Start your next task in GOAT.
A worktree for each task and real terminals beside every agent. Free and open source.
v4.7.11 · 135 MB · Windows 10 and 11 · MIT licensed, open source
Not code-signed yet, so Windows may warn before it runs. How to verify the installer