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- Bilingual UI: Chinese / English
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- Public mode auth with one passphrase, session cookie, IP blocking, and a single `root.path` access root
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## Preview
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The screenshots below use a purpose-built demo workspace with mock data so the core flow is easier to read at a glance.
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### Workspace Overview
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- Parallel agent panes stay visible while you inspect code and shell output
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- The right-hand code panel gives you file search plus Monaco-based preview and editing
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- The bottom terminal keeps Git and one-off commands in the same workspace
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### Parallel Agent Work
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- Split one workspace into multiple focused agent lanes
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- Keep separate streams for implementation, verification, and follow-up tasks
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- Reduce context switching when several subtasks need to move together
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### Code And Review
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- Review code while the Source Control panel stays open on the same screen
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- Draft commit messages without leaving the workbench
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- Move quickly between agent output, file inspection, and Git review
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## 3-Minute Quick Start
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If you want the fastest path to a working local setup, do this:
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1. Prepare the runtime: install `Node.js`, `pnpm`, `Rust`, and `Git`. If you want to start real agents, also make sure `claude` is executable.
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2. Install dependencies: run `pnpm install` at the repo root.
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3. Start the app: run `pnpm dev:stack`, then open `http://127.0.0.1:5174`.
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4. First entry flow: if public mode is enabled, enter the passphrase first. After auth and before workspace selection, the app now runs an environment check for `Claude Code` and `Git`.
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5. Pick a workspace: choose `Local Folder` or `Remote Git`, then choose `Native` or `WSL`.
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6. Start working: enter the first task in the agent pane, press Enter, then open the code, Git, and terminal panels as needed.
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If you are using the published npm CLI, you can also start it like this:
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