PeerBrush

PeerBrush ships native builds for Windows x64, Linux x64 and Apple silicon Macs. Windows users can install the Microsoft Store version or use the portable package, while macOS and Linux users download the release archive. There is no web version, mobile app or browser extension.

Open PeerBrush and click Connect AI. The app registers its own executable and workspace with any of Codex, Claude Desktop, Cursor or Gemini CLI that it detects, backs up their existing settings, and starts a local MCP server with the editor. Reload or restart the client afterwards and approve PeerBrush when prompted. Manual setup commands are documented for clients that need explicit registration.

No. PeerBrush provides the editing environment and the MCP tools, and leaves model choice to the agent you connect. Any compatible model or client can plug into the same workflow, and agents can place generated or edited images into exact regions as normal undoable layers.

Working documents are saved as PSD or PSB and exported as PNG at 8-bit or 16-bit depth. Imports include PNG, JPEG, TIFF, WebP, GIF, BMP, TGA, QOI, Netpbm, ICO and SVG/SVGZ, which can be dropped onto the canvas or brought in as layers. Editable PSD support covers 8-bit and 16-bit RGB layers, groups, masks and common blend modes; unsupported Photoshop structures open as a protected merged preview.

Yes. Both sides act on the same document with shared undo and redo, participant checks, atomic edits and revision validation. Agents can optionally reserve a layer or region for a task, and every change remains visible, editable and reversible from the normal history. AI activity is marked in blue and human interaction in orange.