Stay close to every line.

Open a project

Add a project folder in Code mode. Its terminal panes and file tools work against that workspace. Use Solo, Pair, Workbench, or Swarm layouts to arrange the work you need to see.

Choose a coding CLI

The Code workspace detects installed coding CLIs and opens terminal sessions. Detection tells you a command is available; it does not confirm provider sign-in, credits, or access to a particular model.

Claude Code and Codex are supported by the conversational runner. Other CLIs can be used in terminal panes when installed; support varies between terminal, conversation, and workflow features.

Inspect the result

Agent edits affect real files in the desktop app. The website demo uses an isolated sample workspace and simulated terminal responses.

1. Open Files to inspect or edit a project file.
2. Review Git status and the diff to see what changed.
3. Use Browser for a project preview when its development server is running.
4. Run project checks in a terminal and inspect the output before committing.

Try it before installing

The browser demo uses the app interface with sample files. Try help, ls, cat src/App.tsx, or npm test in a sample terminal. Native dialogs and provider authentication require the desktop app.