They say coding is dead, doesn't mean we can't still have some fun.
Run any coding agent side by side in terminal panes, each in its own worktree. Manor shows you which one needs you, on your Mac or on any machine you can SSH into.
Know who's stuck
Every pane carries one live status. Glance at the sidebar and you know which agent is grinding, which one finished, and which one has been waiting on a yes for ten minutes.
The ones that need you get a notification and a ring. The rest stay out of your way.
A room per branch
Each workspace is its own git worktree, so four agents can rewrite four features without stepping on each other's files.
- Open the diff, comment on a line, send it back to the agent.
- Move a pane to another workspace when the work wanders.
- Close the laptop. Sessions resume where they left off.
The east wing
Your laptop is one room. Remote hosts are the rest of the house. Agents keep running when you leave, and the same panes open from any desk or your phone.
This Mac
Panes, worktrees and the daemon that keeps terminals alive across restarts.
Your phone
Pair it once. Read the chat, answer a prompt, never resize the desk.
The big box
A host server on any machine you can SSH into. Projects, workspaces and agents live there.
A pod
A host made for one project. It sleeps when idle and wakes when you open it.