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Agents, sessions and contexts
Run tools next to your project and return to active work after closing the browser.
Choose a tool for the project
You have expandable panels for Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Terminal. Whether each one is expanded is remembered separately for every project.
The process runs on the server
Agent sessions are kept by tmux, independently of the panel process. Closing the browser, updating the panel or restarting its service does not end running sessions. You can reconnect from another computer. The machine hosting the session must keep running.
Return to a specific topic
A single project directory can have several context tabs. Keep the current fix, a larger migration and an experiment apart, so that what you agree on applies to a specific task.
When you open a project, the panel selects an active session. The main tab is preferred when there is more than one to choose from. If no session is running, the panel does not start one on its own.
Keep track of active sessions
The AI Sessions view collects the start time, last activity, number of viewers and terminal size. You can open a read-only preview, switch to a session, end it or end all of them. Regular terminal sessions are not part of this list.
Search earlier events
The terminal search field searches the tmux history of 10,000 lines. The counter covers all matches found in this buffer.
The history log combines information from Claude Code transcripts and the launch log. It also includes sessions started outside the panel. It records the context label, time and exit code, but the log itself does not store the content of conversations.
A warning when you leave the page reminds you of active work. Leaving the view does not end the agent process.