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karpathy’s been saying it: we’re moving from IDEs to a new kind of dev interface. this is my take: a macOS app for running multiple workstreams per project (and multiple projects at once), each with its own workspace (ghostty terminal, claude session, browser), all in parallel. blazing fast. free...

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David Poblador i Garcia

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Arnau Fabregavor 5 Monaten

Felicitats per la feina David!

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Daniel Fothvor 5 Monaten

congratulations David!!!

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Carlos Alfarovor 5 Monaten

Any way to get dark mode on the "Agent" and "Environment" tabs?

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David Poblador i Garciavor 5 Monaten

ahh, you mean in the terminal background... which does not change regardless of the dark/light mode... good idea! < track this!

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Carlos Alfarovor 5 Monaten

Thank you!

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Тrutx PiSTeChvor 5 Monaten

Smooth, clean, fast and intuitive. Considering switching to Factory-Floor as my default working env. Great work!

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José M. Pérezvor 5 Monaten

Enhorabona pel projecte! Té boníssima pinta. Tot el que sigui reduir el content-switching és benvingut.

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Picassóvor 5 Monaten

Funciona en Intel Macs ?

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Elias Freidervor 5 Monaten

Wow that looks amazing, will give it a spin!

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Xavivor 5 Monaten

very cool!

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