Many sessions on screen. Arranged like you mean it.
Tile sessions, terminals, editors, git worktrees, and assistants in a recursive split mosaic. Every tile carries a host, so a single grid can reach across every machine you own. Save it as a layout and it follows you to the portal.
A cockpit, not a dashboard
The Command Center is where the ADE idea gets literal: the unit of work isn't a file in a tab, it's a live surface on a machine — and you arrange them the way an operator would. Pin live agent sessions, terminals, editors, and git worktrees into one grid.
A recursive split mosaic
Split any pane horizontally or vertically, as deep as you need. Drag tiles between splits with edge-aware drop targeting — the layout is a tree, not a fixed grid.
Every tile carries a host
Sessions, terminals, editors, git views, and assistants each pin to a machine. One grid can reach across as many hosts as you run — laptop, studio, build box, homelab.
Named layouts, grouped
Save arrangements as named layouts and collect them into groups. Switch between 'Default' and 'Shipping' like browser tabs; your tiles come back exactly where you left them.
Pop a group into its own window
On desktop, a layout group detaches into its own OS window. Put the monitoring wall on the second screen and keep working on the first.
Six pin kinds
Agent sessions, terminals, assistants, git worktrees, IDE editors, and browser tiles all pin into the same mosaic. One palette to add any of them, with a host picker built in.
Same cockpit in the browser
The web portal renders the same mosaic, synced to your layouts. Build the arrangement at your desk; open it from any browser later.
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