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✻ Welcome to Claude Code
/help for help, /status for your current setup
cwd: ~/code/orbit-web
>
Try it — this terminal works ⏵⏵ accept edits on claude-opus-5 · 68% context left

A real window. Pick a folder, switch tabs, or type a prompt.

Run five agents at once. Or five sessions of one.

Every agent gets a real terminal — the same TUI you'd get in your shell, with its own model, permission mode and account. No wrapper and no reimplementation: what the CLI prints is what you see.

Claude CodeWorking
✻ Welcome to Claude Code
 
> fix the total flicker
● Read(CartSummary.tsx)
⎿ 1,802 lines
● Update(useMemo)
⎿ +7 −2
✻ Verifying…
opus-568%
CodexWorking
OpenAI Codex · v0.52
 
> retry the relay
thinking
exec npm test relay
✓ 24 passed
apply_patch relay.ts
⎿ +31 −4
gpt-5.2-codexxhigh
GrokIdle
grok-cli · session 4f2a
 
> price the plans
read pricing/v5.json
write PricingTable.tsx
✓ written
 
Done in 41s
grok-4-fast—
GeminiWorking
Gemini CLI
 
> audit the a11y
ReadManyFiles
⎿ 38 components
! 4 missing labels
Edit Sidebar.tsx
gemini-3-pro1M ctx
KimiIdle
Kimi CLI · Moonshot
 
> summarise the diff
git diff --stat
⎿ 12 files, +284 −96
 
Three themes: tab
chrome, relay, pricing.
kimi-k2—

  • Your own accounts

    Each session picks its account, model, effort and permission mode. Switch mid-session without losing the thread.

  • Sessions survive

    Close the window and come back. Sessions resume by id, with the scrollback and the context they had.

  • A live dot means live

    The green dot on a tab is the process, not a guess. You can see which agents are still thinking from across the room.

New — CodeFlows Remote

Your desktop, wherever you are.

Open CodeFlows Remote in any browser, sign in with your +Ai account, and every machine you're running it on is there waiting. Pick one and you have the same workspace — the same projects, tabs and running sessions. Nothing runs on the device in your hand: every keystroke travels over an encrypted relay to the desktop, which does the work and streams it back.

  • Sign in with +Ai
  • Encrypted relay
  • No ports to open
CodeFlows Controlled from Remote
Relay Reconnect
Git
zsh
✻ Welcome to Claude Code
cwd: ~/code/orbit-web
> the relay drops after sleep — reconnect with backoff
 
● Read(src/net/socket.ts)
⎿ Read 524 lines
● Update(src/net/socket.ts)
⎿ Updated with 31 additions and 4 removals
● Bash(npm run test -- relay)
⎿ ✓ 24 passed in 0.91s
 
● Reconnect now backs off 1s → 30s and re-auths on wake.
The socket re-authenticates before it replays anything.
? for shortcutsclaude-opus-5 · 74% context left
Encrypted relay
16:20
Studio Mac
Relay Reconnect
✻ Welcome to Claude Code
cwd: ~/…/orbit-web
> the relay drops after
sleep — reconnect with
backoff
 
● Read(relay.ts)
⎿ Read 524 lines
● Update(relay.ts)
⎿ +31 −4
 
● Reconnect now backs
off 1s → 30s and
re-auths on wake.
>
opus-574% left

  • Every desktop, one sign-in

    The laptop at home, the workstation at the office — each one running CodeFlows shows up in the list. No codes to copy, nothing to set up on the phone.

  • The work stays on your machine

    Your code, your keys and your agent sessions never leave the desktop. The phone is a window onto it.

  • Reply to an agent from anywhere

    A session stops for a permission prompt while you're out. Answer it from the bus and the run carries on.

Review the diff where the change happened.

Changes, history, branches and stash live in a tab beside the agent that wrote the code. Read the hunk, stage it, write the message, commit — without switching apps or losing your place.

CodeFlows
Tab Strip Fillets
Git
CartSummary.tsx
main ↑2 ↓0
Changes 7 History Stash
MCartSummary.tsxsrc/checkout
MQuantityStepper.tsxsrc/checkout
Mcheckout.csssrc/styles
ACartSummary.test.tsxsrc/checkout
Atotals.tssrc/checkout
MuseCart.tssrc/hooks
DCartTotalEffect.tsxsrc/checkout
Derive Cart Total
The total is computed during render instead of in an effect, so it never paints a stale frame.
Commit 7 Files Commit & Push
src/checkout/CartSummary.tsx +7 −2
@@ -18,11 +18,16 @@ export function CartSummary({ radius, side }: Props) {
18 const r = Math.max(0, radius)
19 const w = r + EDGE_BLEED
20
21- // Fillet used a fixed 12px arc regardless of the tab's radius.
22- const d = `M0 ${w} A 12 12 0 0 0 12 0 L ${w} 0 Z`
21+ // Inherit the tab's own radius — a fixed arc left a 1px step
22+ // where the curve met the panel edge on non-integer DPRs.
23+ const d = `M0 ${w} A ${r} ${r} 0 0 0 ${r} 0 L ${w} 0 Z`
24+
25+ // Painted 18px outside the viewport; the strip's edge fade
26+ // overlaps it by a pixel, so nothing ever shows a hard seam.
27+ const bleed = side === 'left' ? -EDGE_BLEED : EDGE_BLEED
28
29 return (
30 <svg width={w} height={w} data-edge-cap={side} aria-hidden>
31 <path d={d} fill="currentColor" />
32 </svg>
33 )
34 }

Two panes. Drag the seam.

Put any two tabs side by side — an agent and the diff it's producing, a terminal and the browser previewing it. Grab the divider and give the room to whichever one needs it.

CodeFlows
Split · Claude + CartSummary.tsx
Git
localhost:5173
✻ Welcome to Claude Code
/help for help, /status for your current setup
> make the fillet inherit the tab radius
 
● Update(CartSummary.tsx)
⎿ Updated with 7 additions and 2 removals
● Bash(npm run test -- CartSummary)
⎿ ✓ 11 passed in 1.4s
 
● The arc now matches the tab at every DPR. The step you
were seeing on the 1.5× display is gone.
>
? for shortcutsclaude-opus-5 · 61% context left
checkout
CartSummary.tsx
QuantityStepper.tsx
totals.ts
promoCode.ts
useCart.ts
account
search
17export function CartSummary({ items }: Props) {
18 const { currency } = useCart()
19
20 // Derived during render, not in an effect — an effect
21 // paints one frame with the previous total first.
22 const total = useMemo(
23 () => items.reduce((n, i) => n + i.price * i.qty, 0), [items])
24
25 return (
26 <svg width={w} height={w} data-edge-cap={side} aria-hidden>
27 <path d={d} fill="currentColor" />
28 </svg>
29 )
30}

MCPs, skills and commands, installed in one click.

Browse the registry without leaving the app. Install to one project or everywhere, see what's already there, and hand over API keys once — CodeFlows keeps them and wires the server up for every agent that can use it.

CodeFlows
Tab Strip Fillets
Marketplace
Browse
MCPs
Skills
Commands
Library
Installed 18
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MCPs

Model Context Protocol servers your agents can call.

Search servers
Supabase MCPQuery tables, run migrations, read logsInstalled
Playwright MCPDrive a real browser, snapshot the DOMInstall
Figma MCPRead designs, push components backInstalled
AiTables MCPRead and write workspace databasesInstall
GitHub MCPIssues, pull requests, reviewsInstall
Context7 MCPUp-to-date docs for any libraryInstalled
Systematic Debugging SKILLHypothesis-first bug workflowInstall
/code-review CMDReview the branch before you pushInstalled

Everything else is just a tab.

A shell, a browser to check the preview, a scratchpad, an HTTP client, a webhook inspector — whatever the work needs, opened beside the agent doing it. Press ⌘T and pick one.

Agents

Claude CodeStart a new session
CodexStart an OpenAI Codex session
GrokStart an xAI Grok session
GeminiStart a Google Gemini session
KimiStart a Moonshot Kimi session

Tools

TerminalOpen a shell in this project
NoteQuick markdown scratchpad
BrowserOpen a browser tab — handy for previews
GitStatus, diffs, branches, commits
File ExplorerBrowse and edit project files
HTTP RequestPostman-style request builder
WebhookReceive and inspect incoming webhooks

Open a project. Start an agent.

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