rish-app

Rish, your pocket agent.

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Rish is an experimental native app for conversations and local workspaces. Its interface is written in Rust with GPUI Mobile on iOS/Android and GPUI Fast for the macOS preview. The repository now contains the GPUI app and its native runtime services; the previous React Native application has been removed. Current scope Shared GPUI interface with a compact navigation drawer, a wide-window sidebar, light/dark themes, Lucide icons, and English/Chinese UI strings. Basic native text chat, saved conversations, model/reasoning configuration, and native message/name editors on mobile. Provider-owned model catalogs fetched from the configured service or entered manually, with no bundled model choices or automatic fallback model. Create folders and UTF-8 text files, and edit files up to 256 KiB in the native editor. Saves check the original revision; failed saves retain a draft. Native platform services retain ownership of provider credentials, network calls, workspace files, Git, and runtime execution. Session mutations use the shared Rust validator and generation/digest compare-and-swap.

This is a development preview. The full Agent controller and tool workflows, attachments, complete settings, and task Live Activity integration are not yet complete in the GPUI interface. An exported native method is not evidence of an end-to-end working feature. Existing account/provider verification and screenshots from the old app do not establish GPUI acceptance.

The development app uses tech.zseven.rish.gpui and its own data container. Previously installed apps and their data are not automatically migrated. The macOS build is a UI preview without the mobile runtime. There is no verified GPUI TestFlight or signed release pipeline yet. Build from source

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Mobile builds require explicitly prepared native dependencies. Follow the developer guide for toolchains, iOS simulator builds, Android APKs, and tests. The GPUI guide describes the shared source layout and host bridge. The migration status separates implemented code from validation still required.

Next milestones and the fini handoff are tracked in the Mobile Agent roadmap. Architecture

Model requests send conversation/task context to the configured service. Local files and native execution do not imply offline model inference. Runtime availability depends on the platform, prepared artifacts, and enabled build capabilities. Project links Contributing · Development · Distribution status Rish runtime GPUI Mobile · GPUI Fast MIT License · Third-party notices