Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Shin, the maker of MiMo-Code — a native desktop coding agent built around the MiMo model family. Why I built it Most coding agents today are thin skins over a generic provider — the model is treated as interchangeable, and "desktop" usually means a browser tab in disguise. I wanted the opposite: an agent that is MiMo-first, where request shaping, context packaging, and model selection are tuned for MiMo from the ground up — running as a genuinely native desktop app, with the agent as a local sidecar so your code stays on your machine. What it is today 🖥️ A real native desktop app, not a web wrapper — the agent runs locally alongside the UI 🤖 Built on the OpenCode harness, re-architected to be MiMo-native rather than a provider skin 🌍 Fully localized across 20+ languages, with project-isolated state so it lives cleanly beside your other tools What's coming next: a desktop pet 🐾 The feature I'm most excited about is landing right after launch — a little desktop pet that lives on your screen and quietly mirrors what your agent is doing. It reflects your session in real time — idle, working, or retrying — surfaces the latest step the agent is taking, and a single click drops you straight back into that session. The idea is to make a long-running agent feel present and ambient instead of buried in a window you forget is running. It's in active development now and shipping very soon. How it's evolved This started as a focused experiment in "what does an agent built for one model actually feel like," and grew into a full desktop workflow. The pet is the natural next step — turning the agent from a tool you open into a companion that's just there. This is an early launch and I'd genuinely love your feedback. If you live in a coding agent every day: what's the one thing that would make you switch your daily driver? 🙏 Two spots worth personalizing before you post: The localization / project-isolation bullet — swap in whatever你 consider your strongest current differentiator if it's not those. The "what's the one thing" closing question — it's there to bait replies; keep it or swap for something more specific to your audience. Want a shorter version (some makers prefer a tight 3-paragraph comment), or one with a bit more personality/emoji warmth?

MiMo-Code

Native multimodal desktop coding agent for MiMo models.

Native multimodal desktop coding agent for MiMo models.