Features

Six pages, one for each part of the app. Each one is the whole of its subject — there is no summary of it anywhere else to fall out of date.

• How it works

  What the app actually is: it runs the real Claude Code, Codex and Gemini commands rather than rebuilding them, it never sees your logins, and your code never leaves your machine.

• Sessions

  Tabs, the dot that tells you which one is waiting on you, splitting the window, running many at once, and keeping separate logins apart.

• Panels

  Everything that sits beside a session: git, your files, artifacts, search, GitHub, MCP servers, hooks, alerts, the overview board — and the copilot that drives the app itself.

• The browser

  A browser in the same window. Click the thing that is wrong and the agent is handed exactly which element you meant.

• From your phone

  Six digits pairs your phone to your computer. After that you can watch and answer your sessions from anywhere, on a phone or in a browser.

• Usage and context

  What each session has spent, how full its memory of the conversation is, and why there is no money figure on any of it.

What is not built yet

Named on How it works, in its own section, because a list of what a thing cannot do belongs beside the description of what it is. The roadmap keeps the full list, and the changelog keeps what has already landed.