for teams

ship in parallel. without stepping on each other.

worktree sessions, shared threads, per-profile tool permissions. a coding ide that actually scales past one developer.

multiple dashboards, editors, and terminals open across a shared team workspace
one canvas. the whole team's work.

worktree sessions

run a separate agent session per worktree. three features, three branches, zero context-switching.

shared agent threads

hand a thread to a teammate mid-task. they pick up the plan, the tool history, the diff β€” instantly.

per-profile permissions

lock down which tools each agent profile can call. reviewers can read; writers can edit; nobody else can shell out.

collab panel

see who's editing what, in real time. no more 'who touched this file?' in standup.

agent observe

every tool call, every model request, every cost β€” live for the whole team to audit.

review workflow

the agent opens a pr with a plan, a diff, and a test run. your reviewer reads context, not just code.

what your team gets

  • cut feature lead time by parallelizing work across worktrees instead of branches.
  • onboard a new engineer in an afternoon β€” they inherit threads, profiles, and tool history.
  • kill 'who broke main?' standups with a live audit trail per tool call.
  • scope what every role can do, down to the individual tool, without writing yaml.

a week in the life

01
plan in a shared thread
the tech lead drafts a plan with the agent. the team sees the plan, the files, the tools it will call β€” before a single line is written.
02
split across worktrees
three engineers pick up three worktrees. each gets a scoped agent session with the right permissions and the right model.
03
review in context
each session opens a pr with diff, plan, and test output. reviewers see why, not just what.
04
audit & learn
agent observe records every call. weekly, the team replays expensive runs and tunes profiles to cut cost.

team pricing

$40/seat/month. unlimited autocomplete, 2,000 agent runs / seat / month, shared cost dashboard, role-based access.