Mitto

Mitto is a modern AI programming assistant management platform that supports connecting multiple ACP - compatible AI coding agents, providing a native macOS application, a web interface, and a CLI for cross - device session management and real - time collaboration.

Developer tools Artificial intelligence chatbots #AI programming assistant #Session management #Cross - platform #Real - time collaboration .Go

rating : 2.5 points

downloads : 7.7K

update time : 2026-03-12

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What is Mitto?

Mitto is a unified management interface designed for AI coding assistants. It allows you to run multiple AI coding assistants (such as Claude Code, Copilot CLI, Auggie, etc.) simultaneously. Each assistant runs in an independent workspace and can be managed and interacted with through a unified interface. You can access and control these assistant sessions from the native macOS application, web browser, or mobile device.

How to use Mitto?

After installing Mitto, you need to configure one or more ACP (Agent Communication Protocol) - compatible AI coding assistants. Then, you can create and manage multiple sessions through Mitto's interface, with each session corresponding to an instance of an assistant in the workspace. You can seamlessly switch between different interfaces (desktop, web, mobile) and continue previous conversations and work.

Applicable scenarios

1. Developers need to use multiple AI assistants simultaneously to handle different projects. 2. During team collaboration, it is necessary to share or transfer AI assistant sessions. 3. Need to continue coding sessions on different devices (computers, phones, tablets). 4. Hope to centrally manage the permissions and operation records of multiple AI coding assistants.

Main features

Multi - agent support

Supports connecting any ACP - compatible AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Copilot CLI, and Auggie, and can run multiple assistant instances simultaneously.

Multi - interface access

Provides a native macOS application and a web browser interface, supporting multi - device access from desktops and mobile devices.

Mobile optimization

Specifically optimized for the mobile experience, supporting touch - screen gesture operations and allowing you to continue desktop coding sessions on your phone.

Session management

Automatically saves conversation history, supports session recovery, and allows you to return to the previous conversation context at any time.

Rich text rendering

Supports code blocks with syntax highlighting and Markdown format, providing a better code reading experience.

Real - time streaming response

The responses of AI assistants are displayed in real - time, supporting streaming transmission and real - time updates.

Permission control

Allows you to review and approve the operation requests of AI assistants to ensure code security.

Keyboard shortcuts

Supports shortcuts for quickly creating, deleting, and switching conversations, improving operation efficiency.

Advantages

Centrally manage multiple AI coding assistants, avoiding the need to install multiple independent applications.

Seamless cross - device experience, allowing you to continue working across different devices.

Open - source and free, based on the MIT license, allowing free use and modification.

Supports mainstream AI coding assistants with good compatibility.

Provides native applications and web interfaces to meet different usage habits.

Limitations

Requires separate installation and configuration of ACP - compatible AI assistants.

Currently mainly supports macOS and Linux, with limited Windows support.

Mobile devices need to access through the network and require external access permission configuration.

Relies on the ACP protocol implementation maintained by the community, which may have compatibility issues.

How to use

Install Mitto

Choose the appropriate installation method according to your operating system. macOS users can install the native application via Homebrew, and Linux users can download the CLI version or install via Homebrew.

Configure AI assistants

Install and configure at least one ACP - compatible AI coding assistant, such as Claude Code, Copilot CLI, or Auggie. Ensure that the assistants can run normally.

Start Mitto

macOS users open the application, and Linux users start it via the command line. The first - time startup will guide you through the basic configuration.

Connect AI assistants

Add and configure your AI assistant connections in the Mitto interface. Each assistant can be assigned an independent workspace.

Start using

Create a new session or resume a historical session and start interacting with the AI assistant. You can switch between different interfaces for use.