macOS
Apple Silicon and Intel- Open the .dmg.
- Drag Plexus into Applications.
- Launch it from Applications.
Download
A native app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Free to use, no account needed, and it updates itself after the first install.
Demo. The session tree, running simulated sessions.
What you are downloading
Live from the demo: each bar is as wide as the number of sessions in that state.
00.0 / 25 s
Every build
Windows
x64- Installer
Plexus_<version>_x64-setup.exePer user, no administrator rights needed. Recommended. - MSI
Plexus_<version>_x64_en-US.msiPer machine, for managed deployments. On the releases page.
- Run the -setup.exe and follow the prompts.
- It installs for your user and adds Plexus to the Start menu.
Linux
x86_64- Debian / Ubuntu
Plexus_<version>_amd64.debsudo apt install ./Plexus_<version>_amd64.deb - AppImage
Plexus_<version>_amd64.AppImagePortable, runs anywhere: chmod +x, then run it.
- Install the .deb with apt, or make the AppImage executable and run it.
- Optional: install notify-send (libnotify-bin) for desktop notifications.
Download links count an anonymous total, with no personal data and no cookies, then forward you to the file on GitHub. Every installer, for every version, is on the public releases page. Details in Installation.
Install these
Plexus runs the Claude Code CLI on top of Git. It does not bundle its own agent and needs no API key: your existing Claude Code login is handed to every session.
Requirements in the docsClaude Code CLI
On your
PATH. Check it in a terminal:claude --helpGit
Any standard install, on your
PATH:git --versionOptional: GitHub or Bitbucket
For pull requests. Connect it inside the app with a one-click sign-in; the
ghCLI is not needed.
After installing
- 1
Add a repository
From a local folder, a connected provider or a URL.
Getting started - 2
Create a session
Plexus makes a git worktree and a branch for it.
Create a session - 3
Start the agent
Claude Code starts in the session's worktree with your login.
Start the agent - 4
Connect a git provider
For pull requests and CI status, when you want them.
Connections
Plexus checks for updates when it starts and every 30 minutes or so, and can install one once your sessions are idle. What changed is on the changelog.