Every card hides a terminal
Real PTY sessions for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor. Split panes, multiple groups. Not a chat widget with a "copy to clipboard" button.
Each task owns real terminal sessions, not simulated assistant consoles. That means your shell, your environment, and your CLI tools behave the same way they do outside the app.
You can keep multiple terminals per task for agents, dev servers, ad-hoc shell work, or verification commands without collapsing everything into one scrollback.
The terminal model is the foundation for the rest of the product: persistence, agent status, browser control, and usage tracking all plug into the same live session model.
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