Your agents. Your tools.
Side by side.
One window for coding agents and the tools you build with.
Free to use · macOS 13.5+ · Apple Silicon
One window for coding agents and the tools you build with.
Free to use · macOS 13.5+ · Apple Silicon
I’ll make New pane easy to find, keep the keyboard shortcut, and give an empty workspace a clear next step.
Here’s how we could compare the changes. These plots use illustrative data; try hiding a series, viewing the data, or expanding a plot.
// Illustrated excerpt: the Vupai command palette.
items.push({
key: "new pane",
chord: SHORTCUTS.new_default,
run: async () => {
await ensureOpts();
spawnDefault();
},
});Checked pane picker navigation
Open in the Editor.
Nothing open yet. Pick a tool from the menu, or go back to the landing page.
Working · 12s
48,000 of 200,000 tokens · 152,000 left
An illustrated reading. In Vupai, this is the agent’s latest report and can fall after compaction.
Enter to steer · Option + Enter to queue · Shift + Enter for a new line. Illustration only. No messages are sent.
Keep the preview beside us. We can work on the workspace, inspect the changes, and sketch the next interaction without leaving this window.
Start with in the Editor.
We can compare layout time as panes are added, then check how quickly someone finds their first tool. The Codex pane has an interactive example of those plots.
The action says New pane. When everything is closed, the workspace offers the menu and a way back to the landing page.
# Your first workspace
1. Choose New pane.
2. Pick an agent or tool.
3. Keep the preview beside your work.select name, program, status from panes;
Example workspace data
| name | program | status |
|---|---|---|
| orion | codex | working |
| lyra | claude | ready |
| vega | opencode | working |
| juno | pi | idle |