A calm Mac workspace for coding agents
Keep the conversation, command evidence, files, web research, generated artifacts, diffs, and mobile follow-up in one place so agent work stays inspectable.
Workspace timeline
Your projects, past sessions, file reads, and prompt box stay side by side. Pick up where you left off without re-explaining the work.
Pick up the thread
Open a project, return to yesterday’s session, or start fresh without hunting for the last bit of context.
Explain the next move
Use chat, files, screenshots, dictation, and skills to give the agent the context it needs.
Stay with the work
See what the agent is reading, what it is changing, and how the task is moving forward.
Review before you commit
Open the diff, understand the changes, then create the commit draft when the work is ready.
Everything points back to the work.
Sessions, diffs, skills, command output, web research, file previews, generated artifacts, and voice context are the pieces you need when an agent is actually changing code.
Look over the work before it ships
Open the changed files, read the additions and removals, and draft a commit only when the diff tells a clear story.
Keep good instructions close
Save repeatable guidance as skills, keep project-specific habits nearby, and stop rewriting the same careful prompt every day.
Speak in your project language
Add product names, file paths, commands, and domain terms so dictated instructions sound like your real project, not generic notes.
Keep the Mac in reach
Turn on mobile access when you want to check a long-running session or send a quick follow-up from your phone.
Step away without going blind.
The mobile app belongs next to the desktop flow: choose a desktop, switch projects or sessions, check active work, browse files, review changes, send a quick note, then return to the Mac for full review.
Small controls that remove friction.
Readability, dictation vocabulary, mobile access, video analysis, onboarding, CLI choice, and diagnostics are kept close because they shape everyday use.
Make the workspace readable
Choose a theme and adjust the UI, sidebar, and code font sizes so the app stays comfortable during long review sessions.
Choose how the agent runs
Keep the practical switches in one place: video analysis, onboarding replay, CLI choice, launch arguments, and diagnostics.
What it helps with today
- Run local project sessions, resume past work, import Codex chats, queue follow-up guidance, or stop an active run.
- Explain the task with chat, files, screenshots, images, video, dictation vocabulary, and saved skills.
- Inspect reasoning, command output, tool activity, web research, file reads, generated artifacts, and run state.
- Open source files, folder context, web previews, generated artifacts, skill source files, and inline references.
- Review changed-file counts, raw patches, rendered markdown diffs, inline code diffs, and commit-draft readiness.
- Tune appearance, voice transcription, mobile access, video analysis, onboarding, CLI choice, launch arguments, and diagnostics.
- Use the iOS companion to choose a desktop, switch projects or sessions, continue chat, browse files, review changes, and track reconnect state.
Your workspace stays yours
Sessions, chat history, command output, generated artifacts, git review state, and run records stay with the desktop app. When you use AI features, only the context you choose is sent out.