A visual, AI-assisted desktop workspace for coding and writing projects. Browse files, craft structured prompts, run inference with OpenRouter or Venice, and review block-based file updates — all in a single application organized across four dedicated tabs: File Editor, Prompt Organizer, Inference, and Settings.
Most AI tools are built around typing commands and pasting code snippets. Seeker UI is built around the way people actually think — visually, in context, with files at hand.
Seeker UI was designed so you spend time on your work, not on wrangling tooling.
Always-visible search and replace, undo/redo, word wrap, live Markdown preview, Unicode-safe copy/cut/paste, font controls, and unsaved-changes protection — edit with confidence right next to your AI workflow.
Recursive folder selection, per-file checkboxes, binary file detection, favorites, path utilities, custom masking and redaction, and structured context tags — so every inference run receives precisely the intended context.
Structured prompts assembled from your system prompt, task description, optional inference context, and selected files — all persisted per project folder.
Choose OpenRouter or Venice, select a model, set temperature and max tokens, and hit Run. No hand-crafted curl commands, no manual JSON formatting.
Proposed edits render as blocks with side-by-side original-vs-replacement previews and a copy button for every snippet. Apply reviewed changes with Update Files and check the file update summary — you remain in control of every change.
Copy your assembled prompt to any AI service and paste the response back in. Works with every provider, not just one.
Built-in secret masking and custom substring redaction prevents sensitive strings from slipping into your prompts.
Seeker UI is local-first. Your API keys, prompts, and folder state are stored
locally via electron-store and never leave your machine, except when you explicitly
run inference against your chosen provider.
There is no telemetry, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind. What you work on is your business alone.
Pre-built installers for Windows and macOS are available on the GitHub releases page. Free for personal, non-commercial use.
Windows may show a “Windows protected your PC” warning because the binary is not code-signed
— select More info, then Run anyway. On macOS the app is not
notarized, so remove the quarantine attribute in Terminal with
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/seeker-ui.app.
There is no pre-compiled Linux binary, but the source is fully Linux-compatible: clone the repository,
run npm install, then npm run package:linux to
build from source on
GitHub.