Every project gets its own desk

The splitter sets up anything from 1×1 to 5×4 columns and rows, with adjustable column widths and row heights. Layout and placement are remembered per project.

• Drag and drop panes to swap them, double-click a title to maximize.
• Open an agent in a large modal or its own window.
• Project dashboard: live agents, the last 14 days of activity, weekly time and tokens.
• Multi-repo projects: add more repositories in the project settings; agents work in the main repo and can read and write the others.

The Quick chat card on the home screen lets you talk to an agent without opening a project: Claude and Codex open in one click, and “Diğer ajanlar…” (other agents) lets you pick any supported agent; chats run in the app’s own folder and never touch your projects. Claude Code’s suggested next prompt shows faintly in the composer; press → in an empty composer to fill it in as editable text.

The ⌘K command palette searches actions, agents, projects and SSH servers. Move between agents with ⌘⌥ and the arrow keys and jump to panes with ⌘1–9; every shortcut can be remapped. The composer has a queue, prompt history on the arrow keys and drafts that don’t get lost.

While you wait on agents, the Games button in the right bar has Snake, Tetris, 2048, Minesweeper and Sudoku; high scores stay on this computer. The Ports panel shows the ports your agents opened and lets you stop the process. “Prevent sleep while working” keeps your computer awake while agents run. Choose system, light or dark theme; terminals follow it. A settings backup moves your setup in one file; passwords, keys and tokens are left out.