Your whole dev day in one window.
A Mac app for Claude Code. Run it in parallel panels, approve what it touches, see what every turn costs, and keep what it learns about your project.
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Recreated in code from the app. Numbers are illustrative.
Many panels. One budget.
Run Claude Code in parallel panels, each in its own git worktree, so two tasks never write over each other.
Group panels under a task with one budget and one timeline. Close it with the decision: merged, dropped, or what was learned.
- Worktrees per panel
- Playbooks with checkpoints
- Routines that draft while you work

Ask first. Then run.
Tool calls wait for your approval, unless you let a persona run the safe ones alone. Isolate a panel in a Docker container with only its folder and no network, or trim the tools it can reach.
The cost of each turn sits above the chat. Budgets per project, persona and task are checked before each turn starts.
- Approvals per tool call
- Isolation without network
- Budgets checked before each turn

Remembered. Never overwritten.
Facts and decisions about each project, kept in versions, with who wrote them: you, Claude, or a session.
Answers built from your documents show their sources, and say which claims the sources support.
- Versioned project memory
- Sources and citations
- Documents into memory

The rest of the day, in the same window.
A few people, close enough to see.
One budget and one timeline per task, across the panels that work on it. Playbooks with checkpoints that anyone can run again.
Each person runs the app on their own Mac, with their own Claude account.
Your keys stay yours.
No telemetry. Nothing leaves your Mac except the calls you turn on, and the update check.
Keys live in the app's vault on your Mac and go only to the service they belong to.
What talks to the network, and when