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Welcome
Install on macOS
Install on Linux
Your first session
Release channels
Troubleshooting

How it works

Hosts and clients
Sessions, tabs and blocks
Leave and come back
Updating a host

Using the workbench

Terminals and splits
Tabs and the switcher
Go to Folder
Insert Path
Changes
History
Worktrees
Pull requests
Browser blocks
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Hosts and devices

Remote Linux hosts
A Mac as a host
The browser workbench
iPad and iPhone

Automation

The max CLI
Sessions and blocks from scripts
Runs on other hosts
Claude Code in a block

Configuration

Settings
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Account

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Where your work lives
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Security

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How it works

Sessions, tabs and blocks

How the workbench is laid out: a session holds tabs, and a tab holds blocks.

This page is being written.

$ ls docs/sessions-tabs-blocks/

total 0

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