Tile controls
Duplicate, focus, layout, maximize, hide, terminate
Each tile carries its own control row. Hover any of them for a tooltip.
The buttons on each tile#
The controls sit in the top-right of every tile header and act on that session only. Most of them are non-destructive: you can hide, move or resize a running agent without interrupting it.
Dictate speech into the tile through the microphone.
Open the built-in editor beside the terminal (see Code editor below).
Move the tile’s session to another workspace.
Opens a fresh terminal in the same folder, device, and workspace. The original keeps running; running programs and terminal history are not copied.
Spotlights this tile and dims every other one, corner accents and all. Click any dimmed tile to exit.
Make this tile wide, tall, or big (2×2) within the grid - or leave it on Auto to share the row evenly with the others.
Blow the tile up to fill the canvas; the same button restores it.
Hide the tile without stopping it. Bring it back from the workspace’s Sessions list.
Ends the session and everything running in it. To keep it running but out of sight, use Hide instead.
Terminate is the only destructive one#
Everything else can be undone by activating the tile again. Terminate stops the tmux session outright - any agent mid-task, any dev server, any unsaved shell work ends with it.
Terminate cannot be undone - the session and everything in it is stopped.