Every agent, every terminal, every workflow on a single bridge. One screen. One keyboard. Every pane watching itself.
Five Claude windows, a Codex, two terminals doing real work — without alt-tab as your day job. Every pane wears its state on its sleeve: thinking, awaiting input, done. The dock lights up the one that needs you.
It reads your terminals. Types into them. Opens new ones. Bring your own model — or have it ride the Claude / Codex subscription you already pay for.
Tiled grid when you're conducting. Full desktop mode when you want workspaces as movable windows — drag, resize, snap, maximize. Reload anytime; your shells and agents don't blink.
Drag a screenshot onto a Linux pane and the path arrives translated. Your git branch shows up on the pane no matter which side it lives on.
Your agents forget everything when a session ends. Scry gives them durable memory — decisions, patterns, context — saved as they work and recalled next session, next project, six months later. One command. No Docker, no vector DB, no cloud. SQLite + full-text search + a local dashboard you can read with your own eyes.
Native panes, not embedded web terminals. Smooth at six agents streaming at once.
Your code, terminals, and memory stay on disk. Bring your own keys. Nothing phones home.
Reload the app; your shells and agents don't blink. Workspaces reopen exactly as you left them.
Command palette, pane jumps, dispatch — everything reachable without touching the mouse.
Drop a folder with a manifest and an HTML entry point into the extensions directory and it shows up as an app — no rebuild, no store submission. Everything runs over a sandboxed scryext:// protocol. Twelve already live in the catalog — install any of them with a click, from inside Scry.
Layered ambiences, shaped noise, and brainwave tones for deep work.
Layers, brushes, selections, filters, and social-media size presets.
Clip timeline, captions, and one-click export presets for social.
A polished falling-block puzzle — 7 modes, original music, leaderboard.
A flowing clock — plasma wave, parallax dots, mood themes, lo-fi radio.
Format, validate, and minify — error locations and one-click copy.
Four lines to a dock app. A folder with a manifest is a new extension — no rebuild, no packaging step.
A full tour — workspaces, dispatch, the desktop, memory. Real session, no cuts.
One runner, one terminal, one fractured moon. The lattice doesn't forget.
Download the beta. Bring your own keys. Bring your own crew.