The terminal workbench
for the AI era

Talk to your coding agent, hands-free.

Instead of reading a wall of output, ask the voice assistant to summarize what your agent just said, answer a quick question about what changed, or send your next request straight to the agent — all by voice, while your hands stay on the keyboard.

Included in the Ultra plan.

speak → summarized, answered & forwarded to your agent — hands-free

Resume your whole working layout.

On next app start it restores everything as you left it: live coding-agent sessions, working directories, pane and tab layout — including multiple agent sessions on the same directory.

quit → relaunch → every pane, directory & agent session lights back up

Know the instant an agent needs you.

A central panel (⌘I) lists every tab waiting for your input with click-to-jump; each badge clears once you visit the tab. The blocked state surfaces on the tab, the pane, and the workspace at once.

two agents blocked on you → ⌘I lists them → one click to jump

Every agent's status, right on its tab.

See each agent's status at a glance — working, needs your input, done, or error. Color is paired with a distinct shape, so the signal never depends on color alone.

Auto-resume after the 5-hour limit resets.

Hit your 5-hour usage limit? AgentLodge detects it and auto-resumes the session after a jittered wait period?The wait is deliberately jittered to maximize the chance providers keep allowing auto-resume. Enjoy the feature while it lasts..

A layout that nests as deep as you need.

The full split tree, windows, and per-tab working directories restore across restart. Split right, below, or into nested stacks — arbitrarily deep.

Window → Workspace → Pane → Tab

Window → Workspace → Pane → Tab · the whole split tree restores across restart

Maximize a tab, then snap back.

Expand a tab to fill the whole window for a larger working area, then snap back — your split layout stays exactly as it was.

⌘⇧↵ maximizes the focused tab → snap back, layout intact

Titles that say what each tab is doing.

Workspace and tab titles are manually editable or dynamic — session name, working directory, or the current command — so you never lose track of what each tab is doing.

SSH sessions come back too.

Capture, annotate, drop into an agent.

Full, window, or region capture with persistence and annotation — then drag-and-drop any shot straight into an agent session.

A file tree with git status, built in.

A toggleable second sidebar with file tree and git status — type to filter, then open any file in a new tab.

Markdown and code, rendered natively.

Native Markdown rendering alongside a syntax-highlighted code view — read an agent's plan and its diff without leaving the pane.

Let an agent drive the terminal.

A CLI lets an agent drive windows, workspaces, panes, and tabs — and the browser — and inject text or keystrokes straight into a pane.