One workspace for the whole AI development loop.

One conversation surface for compatible providers, accounts, and APIs.

Match the interaction mode to exploration, approval, or execution.

Pick provider, account, model, reasoning effort, and Fast when supported.

Compact older turns while retaining the working thread and relevant context.

Filter available models by provider and capabilities.

Delegate bounded tasks without fragmenting the parent conversation.

Choose provider, model, effort, and instructions for reusable roles.

Address a configured agent directly from the conversation.

Give capable agents screenshots and image context when needed.

Review, correct, rerun checks, and validate the result in sequence.

Read, write, edit, bash, glob, and grep inside the authorized workspace.

Use browser, terminal, plan, review, notes, debugging, and rich outputs.

Connect HTTP or stdio MCP servers and expose their tools by conversation.

Use installed app connectors through the same tool system.

Set allow, deny, or ask policies instead of granting blanket access.

Work directly in the active project when isolation is unnecessary.

Give parallel jobs separate Git worktrees and branches.

Run independent work without mixing files or conversation state.

Attach more than one repository to a project workflow.

Inspect changes, pull requests, and validation status before delivery.

Package repeatable guidance at the right scope.

Select focused capability sets for each conversation.

Keep durable project notes beside the work.

Carry forward useful facts without copying entire transcripts.

Find earlier delivery context when a task resumes.

Add supported files and images to a turn.

Use vision when the selected provider and model support it.

Inspect screenshots and visual artifacts in context.

Review screenshots and structured outputs from tools.

Generate visual assets with supported models and tools.

See input, output, and available cache metrics.

Estimate API-equivalent cost where pricing data exists.

Break activity down by conversation, provider, and model.

Compare usage distribution across connected backends.

Show subscription limits when the provider exposes them.

Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Keep files, notes, tools, and task state within reach.

Use shortcuts for frequent navigation and actions.

Open focused surfaces without losing the main thread.

Download updates manually from GitHub Releases and use the interface in supported languages.