Real-time desktop presence
See thinking, working, waiting, and completion states without checking every terminal.
Poko is the active product line
A desktop companion for coding-agent work.
Poko reacts in real time to what your agents are doing, keeps important handoffs visible, and helps turn multi-agent activity into something you can actually follow.
SurfaceDesktop-native
ModeLocal-first
FocusMulti-agent clarity
Why Poko feels different
Poko is not just a mascot or status light. It is becoming the local desktop layer that makes agent work more visible, more reviewable, and easier to trust.
Steward-style trust loop
Mission briefs, waiting reasons, replay summaries, and handoff flows are now part of Poko’s local product surface.
Local-first coordination
Poko sits between you and your tools without pretending to be the user or silently taking over.
Live visibility
Make agent work visible on the desktop
Poko watches supported local coding agents and reflects their live state on your desktop — thinking, working, waiting, done, and more.
Trust and handoffs
Turn hidden work into reviewable flows
Poko’s Steward direction is about making requests, approvals, waiting reasons, and handoffs easier to understand — without hiding who asked, what happened, or what was shared.
See Poko in action
These are current product visuals from the live desktop runtime — not generic placeholders. They show the existing desktop shell, permission surface, and broader runtime settings already present in the product.
Desktop presence in motion
A live look at Poko’s animated desktop companion surface and the mood of the product while agents are active.
Context menu surface
The current desktop shell already exposes quick controls, session actions, and product entry points from the pet surface.
Permission and handoff visibility
Permission requests and other high-attention events are surfaced as visible UI rather than disappearing into hidden terminal state.
Remote and companion workflows
Poko is already stretching beyond the pet itself into broader runtime and remote-coordination surfaces.
Why people use it
- You run more than one coding agent and want to know what each one is doing.
- You want a desktop-native presence instead of checking every terminal constantly.
- You want clearer approval and handoff flows for agent-driven work.
- You like your tooling to feel alive, visible, and easier to trust.
Product pillars
- Visibility: know what your agents are doing at a glance.
- Trust: make approvals, handoffs, and context-sharing boundaries easier to understand.
- Presence: keep a desktop-native companion that feels alive and useful.
- Coordination: support parallel sessions and stronger multi-agent workflows over time.
Downloads
Poko ships as a native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux — pick the direct installer for your platform and architecture below.
Windows x64
The primary production target, with the most complete runtime validation path.
Windows ARM64
A native installer for ARM64 Windows devices, built and signed separately from the x64 track.
macOS (Apple Silicon)
Native arm64 build for M-series Macs.
macOS (Intel)
x64 build for Intel-based Macs.
Linux (AppImage)
Portable, distro-agnostic build — no installation step, just run it.
Linux (.deb)
Native package for Debian- and Ubuntu-based distributions.
Release notes
Windows x64 is available as the latest v0.14.1 build. The Windows ARM64, macOS, and Linux downloads remain on their validated v0.14.0 builds while their next platform-specific packages complete.
Trust statement
Poko is not trying to impersonate you. Its job is to make agent work more legible, help protect your attention, and keep the decision boundary visible.
Bring your coding agents onto the desktop.
Use Poko to make sessions more visible, more understandable, and easier to manage.