The app runs coding agents through provider tools on your Mac or, for an SSH workspace, on the remote host. It gives each task a Git worktree, a terminal or rendered chat surface, notifications, and review tools. Prompts never pass through the app’s servers.
Supported agents
Section titled “Supported agents”Agents run with the provider tools and credentials you already use. Stable and experimental integrations include Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, Oh My Pi, Grok, Kimi Code, Copilot, Factory Droid, Kiro, Qwen Code, Hermes, Antigravity, and Gemini Legacy.
Before launching an agent in the app, confirm its command works in your normal terminal. See Providers and models for the current Chat UI and Terminal support matrix.
Start an agent
Section titled “Start an agent”- Open the workspace for the project.
- Select or create the worktree for the task.
- Open the configured Chat UI or Terminal surface.
- Confirm the tab belongs to the correct project and worktree.
- Give the agent a concrete task, constraints, and success criteria.
With automatic worktree naming enabled, the first meaningful prompt also replaces the temporary worktree name with a branch name derived from your naming rules.
Run more than one task
Section titled “Run more than one task”Create a separate worktree for each Git-backed task. Worktrees isolate file changes, terminal state, branches, and review surfaces while keeping related work inside the same durable workspace.
Several sessions can share one worktree when they intentionally work on the same branch. Continue to Orchestration for explicitly requested app-managed teams, cross-provider roles, and visible layouts; ordinary subagent requests use the current provider’s native tools.
Review agent output
Section titled “Review agent output”Review surfaces show the diff against the recorded target branch, the changed files, and the task context for the selected worktree. When the agent stops, follow the review and ship workflow, then use the adaptive Git action.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”The app never sends your code or prompts through its own servers. Agent traffic flows through the configured agent CLI or native provider adapter.