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 (OpenDuo dark theme)
- CC Reader — Embedded cc-reader for browsing Claude Code and Codex session history, with timeline rendering, syntax highlighting, and multi-pane layout
- Status item menu — Right-click the menu bar item to pop the status panel out into a window, or quit
- 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
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ATC Dashboard real-time event stream, active sessions, and job queue |
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Menu bar popover daemon status, channel controls, and one-click actions |
CC Reader Claude Code / Codex history with rendering and session management |
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