A macOS menu bar application for managing the duoduo daemon and its channels (e.g., Feishu/Lark). Built with SwiftUI for macOS 14+.
- Menu bar interface — Unobtrusive status item with a popover for quick access to daemon controls, channel status, and version updates
- Onboarding flow — Guided first-time setup: installs duoduo CLI, Claude CLI, connects LLM provider, and starts the daemon with a step-by-step checklist
- LLM provider presets — Built-in support for Official (Anthropic OAuth), 智谱 GLM, Z.AI, Kimi, 百炼, MiniMax, DeepSeek, or custom endpoints
- Terminal integration — Opens Terminal.app with the correct environment injected so duoduo CLI is accessible outside the app
- Flexible runtime options — Choose bundled Node.js builds or a universal-lite build that uses system Node.js
- Daemon management — Start, stop, restart, and configure the duoduo daemon directly from the popover
- Channel management — Install, configure, and control messaging channels (currently Feishu)
- Smart upgrades — Version-aware: only updates and restarts components with newer versions
- Sparkle auto-update — In-app update checks with channel-based rollouts per build variant
- ATC Dashboard — Real-time event stream, session monitoring, and job management in a native panel (Catppuccin Mocha theme)
- CC Reader — Embedded cc-reader for browsing Claude Code and Codex session history, with timeline rendering, syntax highlighting, and multi-pane layout
- Shared app state — Status popover and ATC Dashboard read from the same root store, so runtime state, dashboard data, and update signals stay in sync
Quick access to daemon status, channel controls, and one-click actions. The footer provides shortcuts to open ATC Dashboard, CC Reader, or quit the app.
Real-time event stream, active sessions, and job queue. Built with a Catppuccin Mocha dark theme for comfortable monitoring.
Browse and search Claude Code and Codex conversation history with markdown rendering, syntax highlighting, and session management. Toolbar items (working directory, resume, refresh) are integrated into the title bar.
Download the DMG for your architecture from Releases:
DuoduoManager-*-arm64-with-nodejs.dmg— Apple Silicon (bundled Node.js, no extra setup)DuoduoManager-*-x86_64-with-nodejs.dmg— Intel (bundled Node.js, no extra setup)DuoduoManager-*-universal-lite.dmg— Universal binary, uses system Node.js (Node.js 22+ required)
git clone https://github.com/openduo/duoduo-manager.git
cd duoduo-manager
make run # Build and launch for development
make app # Build arm64 + x86_64 .app bundles- macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
- Xcode Command Line Tools (
xcode-select --install)
For *-with-nodejs builds, no extra runtime setup is required.
For *-universal-lite builds, install Node.js 22+ on your system.
make project # Generate DuoduoManager.xcodeproj with XcodeGen
make build # Debug build
make run # Build and run
make run-release # Build release and run
make clean # Clean build artifactsOpen DuoduoManager.xcodeproj in Xcode after running make project. The Xcode project is generated from project.yml, while Package.swift and build_app.sh remain the source of truth for SwiftPM builds and release packaging.
make app # Build 3 .app bundles: arm64/x86_64 with-nodejs + universal-lite
make dmg # Create 3 DMGs with unified naming
make release # Full release: build + sign + notarize + DMGmake version # Show current version
make update-version NEW_VERSION=x.y.zmake update-version updates the app version, creates a version bump commit, tags vX.Y.Z, and pushes main plus tags. GitHub Actions is expected to build and publish release artifacts from that push.
See docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the current application architecture, store layout, host layer, and runtime/update polling model.
See docs/I18N.md for how to add or modify translations.
MIT