WorkspaceSessions & tiles
Workspace
Sessions & tiles
Every session lives in a tile. The header packs the status, identity and shortcut of that session into one line.
Anatomy of a tile
A tile is a live terminal with a compact header above it. The header tells you at a glance what is running, whether it needs attention, and which key brings it into focus:
ClaudeClaude⌃1Devbox
Status dot
Grey = idle, solid green = unread notification for this tile, red = the process exited. Clicking the tile marks its notifications read.
Type icon
Colored by what’s running - Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Docker, a shell, and so on.
⌃1
Shortcut badge
The key that activates this tile (see Keyboard shortcuts).
Claude
Title
Click it to rename inline. The name is yours - it never touches the underlying tmux session.
Devbox
Device & path
Which device the session runs on, and its current folder (the folder end stays visible when space is tight).
Where sessions come from
Sessions are shared with your real tmux server, so a tab you opened in your terminal shows up here too - and vice versa. Nothing is trapped inside the app: you can attach to the same session from any machine that can reach the device.
Clicking a tile marks its notifications read, and activating it with ⌃1–⌃9 centers it in the grid.