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Description

macOS desktop app to create and manage Claude Code assistants — skills, agents, MCP, and recorded terminal sessions.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Archo

A macOS desktop app for building and running Claude Code assistants.

Archo

Archo is a control center for Claude Code. Create assistants — each backed by a real, runnable Claude Code project — give them their own skills, agents, commands, and MCP servers, then run and manage recorded terminal sessions for each one from a single window.

Built with Electron, React, and TypeScript.

![Archo — assistants home](docs/screenshots/home.png)


Contents


Features

Assistants

  • Create assistants, each stored as a real Claude Code project you can run
  • Delete assistants you no longer need
  • Import / export assistants (including your global settings, theme, and language) to move between machines

Resource editor

  • Edit an assistant's skills, agents, commands, and MCP servers in-app
  • YAML frontmatter editing with add/remove custom fields
  • Edit / Preview / Raw modes with live Markdown preview
  • Create resources from a template or by dropping a file in
  • Favorites, drag-to-reorder, duplicate, and reveal-in-Finder

Terminal sessions

  • Named, resumable terminals per assistant with full recorded scrollback
  • Rename and color-code sessions and terminals to tell them apart at a glance
  • Resume previous Claude Code conversations
  • Sessions bucketed by recency (Today, Yesterday, This week…) plus pinning, tags, and search
  • Split-view to watch and work in two terminals side by side
  • Select and copy terminal text (⌘C / ⌘V)
  • Smart links in terminal output — clickable URLs and file:line references

Per-session Claude controls

  • Set the working directory — pick a path with a recent-directories history, and add ex