Aki Dev Sync
macOS · Tauri v2Sync code Local ↔ Remote, monitor AI quota
github.com/lacvietanh/aki-dev-sync · Dev tool
Solves one problem
"Code on one machine, let an AI work on another — without committing noise just to move files." — Aki Dev Sync keeps a split development environment in sync: you code and commit locally, push to a server for the AI to work, then pull the result back to review.
The Local ↔ Remote model
LOCAL — Source of Truth
Holds the Git history. You review, commit and edit in a personal IDE (e.g. Antigravity).
REMOTE — AI Workspace
A stronger box over SSH where the AI (Claude Code / Claude MAX) reads the full context and generates code.
PUSH sends local changes up so the AI sees everything; PULL brings the AI's work back to review and commit — closing the loop.
Features
PUSH / PULL over rsync
Push local changes up and pull the AI's work back. Toggle .git on to give the AI full history; a DRY RUN previews every change before writing a byte.
Selective push (SELECT)
Pick the exact changed files from Git status (Modified / Untracked / Deleted) and push only those — no full-tree scan.
Real quota monitor
Real numbers, not estimates: Claude Code (remote) reads its 5-hour / 7-day rate_limits; Antigravity (local) reads from the IDE's Language Server. With reset countdowns.
Open Popup
One menu to open a project: Local (Finder, Terminal, VSCode, Antigravity) and Remote over SSH (Terminal, VSCode Remote, Antigravity Remote). Missing IDEs are dimmed automatically.
Background refresh
Polls git status, the two-side sync diff and AI quota in the background; PUSH/PULL buttons light up when the sides drift. Countdown rings show live refresh progress.
Dev utilities
Edit ~/.ssh/config in-app (with undo/backup), a unified Git modal (status, commit log, commit-and-push), rsync exclude presets (Nuxt 4 / Tauri v2), and pre/post hooks around each sync.
Under the hood
Real quota, not guesses
Claude Code emits rate_limits after every turn; the app idempotently patches statusline-command.sh over SSH so the numbers are server truth, not token estimates.
Survives the 100% blackout
At the limit the Claude CLI drops the rate_limits block (the 429 quirk) and the bar would vanish. The app pins 100% and keeps the last reset time — the UI never breaks exactly when you most need it.
Antigravity quota, read locally
Cloud endpoints return dead 0% data; instead the app reads the IDE's local Language Server directly: scan the process table, grab the CSRF token, find the port via lsof, then call the GetUserStatus RPC — raw JS, ~40ms.
Tech stack
Author
Lạc Việt Anh — Self-taught and self-driven, he builds the Aki ecosystem's projects himself. Aki Dev Sync was born from his own daily workflow: code on local, let the AI run on a server.
AkiTao Ecosystem Context
Aki Dev Sync is a dev tool in the AkiTao.com ecosystem. Together with AkiClaudeDoc (the Claude Code rule/skill baseline) and AkiDEV (engineering knowledge), it reflects how Aki works with AI day to day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aki Dev Sync?
Aki Dev Sync is a macOS app (built with Tauri v2) that syncs code between a local machine and a remote server over rsync and ssh. You code locally (where Git and your IDE live), push to the server for an AI agent (Claude Code) to work on, then pull the result back to review and commit. It also monitors Claude Code and Antigravity quota in real time.
How does the Local ↔ Remote model work?
LOCAL is the source of truth: it holds Git history and is where you review and commit in your IDE (e.g. Antigravity). REMOTE is the AI workspace: a stronger box over SSH where the AI reads the full project context and generates code. PUSH sends your local changes up so the AI sees everything; PULL brings the AI's work back to review and commit — closing the loop.
How do I install it and what do I need?
Download the latest .dmg from the GitHub Releases page (-arm for Apple Silicon, -universal for Intel + Apple Silicon). The build is unsigned, so on first launch right-click the app → Open. Requirements: rsync and ssh on your PATH (preinstalled on macOS) and an SSH host you can reach.
How does Aki Dev Sync monitor AI quota?
These are real quota numbers, not estimates. For Claude Code (on the remote), the app reads the rate_limits (5-hour and 7-day windows) that Claude Code itself emits after every turn. For Antigravity (on the local machine), it reads from the IDE's own local Language Server. Reset countdowns are shown per source.
Is Aki Dev Sync open source?
The full source is public on GitHub (github.com/lacvietanh/aki-dev-sync) to read, build and learn from. The frontend uses Vue 3 + Vite, the backend Rust + Tauri v2, and the sync core relies on native rsync and ssh.
Code on local, let the AI work on remote — synced in one click.
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