Apps
Wherever you work.
Run and govern your agents in the browser, in the desktop app or from your terminal and CI, against Structrl Cloud, your own server, or your own computer. The same evidence everywhere.
Web · Any modern browser
The whole platform in your browser.
Everything Structrl does, from specs and harnesses to runs, approvals, automations and audit, in your browser. It comes with every install: open it on your own computer or server.
- Every feature, for every role
- Live run status and evidence
- Light and dark mode
- PlanningGenerated plan (4 tasks)
- Implementation3 files changed · +47 −1
- VerificationUnit tests passed · 142 tests
- ReviewWaiting for your approval
Desktop · Windows · macOS · Linux
A native app for the people who live in it.
The same screens as the web app, in a fast native window. Let the app run the whole platform on this computer, with your local repositories and a local model, or connect it to your own server.
- Same features as the web app
- This computer or your own server
- Structrl CloudComing soon
- On this computer: works offline, nothing leaves the machine
- Updates itself
CLI · Terminal · Scripts · CI
Runs from your pipeline, not just your browser.
Start a run for a spec from a terminal or a CI job, follow it step by step, and let the exit code decide what your pipeline does next. Approve or reject from the command line when you're already there.
- One command: npm install -g @structrl/cli
- Access tokens for CI, no browser needed
- Exit codes for success, failure, approval and timeouts
- --json output for your own scripts
$ structrl run start --spec AUTH-12 --waitStarting AUTH-12 Sign in with SSO with Default / Claude10:42 Run triggered (Triggered)10:42 Plan approved: 6 tasks (PlanCreated)10:47 12 files changed (CodeChange)10:49 build, test, lint passed (CheckCompleted)Status SucceededPull request: github.com/acme/web/pull/318$ echo $?0
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