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ProofSpace
includedA tiling workspace for Claude Code, Codex and whatever you run next. Split a pane, start a session, keep every stream on screen.
A demo of ProofSpace. In the first pane, Claude Code renames a type across three API files and finishes with the tests still green. In the second pane, Codex watches the queue tests, sees two of them fail, and reads the first pane's diff rather than guessing. The third pane produced one file and then went quiet, so the pane says it is waiting rather than looking finished.
Split a pane, start an agent, split it again. Every pane is a real PTY with its own working directory and scrollback. Two agents on the same repo never surprise each other.
// The grid has no stacked-row story under 620px yet. It is a desktop tool first.
A dock opens beside the grid and never covers it. File tree, editor, browser, notes — click a path an agent printed and it opens.
// Paths are rebuilt against the project root in Rust.
Each pane keeps its own status line. A pane that goes quiet for eight seconds raises a toast that jumps you to it — ProofStack says waiting, not done.
All six ship together in one download.
One download, macOS or Windows. One plan, no tiers.