Every task gets a worktree
Name a task and Trelliss cuts a branch and a folder for it. Run as many as you like. Your own checkout is never touched.
See a task startFree for Windows 10 and 11
Trelliss is a workbench for Solana developers. It starts Claude Code, Codex and Hermes Agent side by side, each in its own folder and git branch, so they never overwrite each other's work. You review the diff and decide what merges.
Version 4.7.11 · 135 MB · Not code-signed yet, here is how to check it
An illustration of the app using sample data, not a live session.
Works with the agents you already use
Hermes AgentNous ResearchThey run as the real command-line tools on your PC, signed in with your own accounts.
What you get
Name a task and Trelliss cuts a branch and a folder for it. Run as many as you like. Your own checkout is never touched.
See a task startEach agent has a real terminal beside an editor and a built-in browser. You see who is working, who is done and who is waiting on you.
Watch three runReview the diff against the parent branch, run your project check, and confirm. Diverged branches and dirty folders are refused, never overwritten.
See the reviewWhen a task finishes, fails or needs a decision, Trelliss can send a push to your phone. Open it, skim the change, approve the merge.
See the alertHow it works
Trelliss creates a branch and a worktree. Pick Claude Code, Codex or Hermes Agent to run it.
The agent runs in a real terminal. Edit, test and preview next to it without leaving the window.
See every change against the parent branch and run your project's own check.
One confirmation joins main. If anything has diverged, Trelliss stops and keeps both sides intact.
In the installer
A branch and a folder per task, plain git underneath.
Starts the CLIs it finds on your PC. Real shells for tests and servers.
Monaco, the editor behind VS Code, for quick fixes.
Preview whatever an agent is building on localhost.
Diff, project check and a fast-forward-only merge in one place.
Look up public Solana accounts on devnet, mainnet-beta or localnet.
Safety
Trelliss reads public chain data so your agents have context. It cannot sign or send anything.
Account lookups only. Signing and transaction sending are not implemented.
Trelliss never asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a wallet connection.
Agents run as the tools on your PC. Trelliss does not store their credentials.
FAQ
That was the app's earlier name and the installer still carries it. It is the same app, now called Trelliss.
Yes, your own. Trelliss launches the tools already on your PC and shows which it found. Sign-in is checked when a session starts and is never stored by Trelliss.
No. It reads public account data on devnet, mainnet-beta or localnet. Signing and sending transactions are not implemented.
Trelliss refuses. If the branch has diverged from main, or the working folder has uncommitted changes, nothing is merged and both sides stay exactly as they were.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns about it like any unknown file. Check the hash first. If it matches, choose More info, then Run anyway.
An unsigned Apple Silicon build is available as a .dmg. macOS will ask you to approve it before it opens.
Before you install
It is not code-signed yet. A hash check takes under a minute and confirms the file is the one that was published.
PS> Get-FileHash .\Trelliss-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Free for Windows 10 and 11.
Download for WindowsVersion 4.7.11 · 135 MB · Not code-signed yet, so check the hash first