Draw a line. Share the context.
Link a note, terminal or chat to an agent, and it reads them when it needs to.
Your agents, terminals and browsers in one workspace. Connect their context and pick up where you left off.
Give the task to a team, get one answer back: a lead agent starts three agents on a slow checkout, their results come back to it as they finish, and it writes one answer.
Chats run Claude Code and Codex. Any other CLI runs in a terminal.
Context, connected
Put the brief next to the work, and follow an agent without digging through its chat.
Link a note, terminal or chat to an agent, and it reads them when it needs to.
Open the agent's plan beside the chat. See the current step and leave notes on it.
Agent teams
Ask an agent why checkout is slow. It hands request tracing and query analysis to other agents and brings you one answer.
Questions and answers
How long should saved carts last? Answer the agent's question on the canvas, or write your own, and it carries on.
Persistent sessions
Terminals and agents run on your machine, not in the window. Quit halfway through a test run, and tomorrow the terminal is where you left it, scrollback included.
Connected machines
Sign in on another computer and its projects open as if they were local. Answer an agent from your iPhone, or open any machine at station.ruimte.app.
Visual context
Draw boxes and arrows next to your code. Link the drawing to a chat and the agent reads it in the order you meant.
Computer use
Give an agent a Mac app and it gets a cursor of its own, so yours stays free. You pick the apps it may use, and ⌥Space pauses it so you can take over.
Every download is the latest release, and the app updates itself. The Mac app is signed and notarized. The Windows app is not signed yet, so Windows warns the first time.
On a server without a screen, npx ruimte starts a machine you reach from the app or from the web.