Sleep tight.
NightMe codes all night.
A remote-pair developer agent. No more babysitting AI—stay in the loop from your phone while NightMe takes the wheel.
Not another AI wrapper. A multi-agent engine.
NightMe doesn't replace your agent subscriptions or memory. It sits in front of them. It routes your IM messages to the right local CLI process, keeping them warm, persistent, and running in parallel.
Always-in-the-loop
Toggle /think on to watch the AI's internal reasoning unfold in real-time. Paired with Reaction Emojis and the ultimate StatusBar, you never have to guess what's happening.
[Lz] NightMe
- • [ ] Research release assets and current install UX (Researching release assets and install UX)
- • [ ] Design installer architecture and edge cases
- • [ ] Write html/install.sh (POSIX bash)
- • [ ] Write html/install.ps1 (Windows PowerShell)
- • [ ] Sanity-check and report results
Built for Real Developer Scenarios
We didn't just wrap an API. We built an engine that understands how you actually work across multiple codebases.
1 CWD = 1 Project
Set your AI to write backend tests. A frontend bug drops? Don't kill the backend agent. Open a different Feishu chat, type /cwd ~/frontend, and fix the bug in parallel. Project isolation is by directory.
Multi-Agent Hot Swap
Need a different model's perspective? Type /use codex. The active agent swaps instantly, while the previous one continues its task in the background. Results still come back, but new messages route to the new agent.
Real-time Interrupts
When an AI goes off the rails, you don't have to watch it burn tokens. Send /stop to halt gracefully, or /steer to immediately redirect the AI without losing history.
Git Team Workflow /gtw
git worktree gives you isolated branches per task. gh pr create gives you a one-shot PR. AI agents give you on-demand coding help. /gtw glues the three together into one short-lived agent workflow.
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Three tools in one
/gtw fix -n <branch>opens a fresh worktree on your just-up-to-date main and runs a one-shot agent to do the work. Run 3 of these in parallel—three issues, three worktrees, three agents, no state collision. -
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Auto-Rehydrating Environments
New worktrees lack build artifacts. NightMe automatically fires shell hooks like
npm installbefore the AI starts typing. -
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Ready to ship
When the task is done,
/gtw closetears down the worktree and returns you to main. The branch is ready to ship (or discard) while your main chat stays clean.
# Auto-rehydrate dev environment # in the newly created worktree fix: hooks: after: - codegraph init - npm install - go mod download
# One line. Installs everything. You're welcome. 🌙
$ curl -fsSL https://nightme.dev/install.sh | bash
curl -fsSL https://nightme.dev/install.sh | bash
# One line. Installs everything. You're welcome. 🌙
$ powershell -c "irm https://nightme.dev/install.ps1 | iex"
powershell -c "irm https://nightme.dev/install.ps1 | iex"
# Pick the asset for your OS + arch from the releases page.
# Pick the .exe for your arch from the releases page.
# Build from source. make dev runs from source with example config — no separate build step.
$ git clone https://github.com/cnlangzi/nightme.git
$ cd nightme && make dev
git clone https://github.com/cnlangzi/nightme.git
cd nightme && make dev
# Build from source. Run inside Git Bash or WSL.
$ git clone https://github.com/cnlangzi/nightme.git
$ cd nightme; make dev
git clone https://github.com/cnlangzi/nightme.git
cd nightme; make dev