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A shared workspace for people and coding agents.

  • No more juggling IDE windows
  • No more hunting for the right tab or conversation
  • No more sifting through your file tree to find that plan, image, or mockup
  • No more walls of text
  • No more insecure credentials, env variables and keys
  • No more managing multiple apps to keep your context, plans, roadmap, taskboard
  • No more clunky distribution of processes and skills to your team
  • No more decisions and context buried in chat
  • No more frustrating remote work
  • No more manual coordination
  • No more lengthy prompts
  • No more copying and pasting files and folders to your agent
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assigning work

Assign work to your agents instead of chatting with them.

The work item, the process it should follow and the skills it needs are all here already, one screen away from the agent. Pick them, press send, go do something else.

coordination

You talk to one agent.

It splits the work across subagents, runs them at once, and brings back only the calls that need you. No juggling five conversations to find the one that is stuck.

portability

Nothing stays trapped.

Context, artifacts and decisions come out of the machine, the chat and the commit, onto one surface every agent and every person can reach.

How CTRL+SPC saves you time and braincells

setup

Four clicks instead of a four-paragraph prompt.

The work, the process, the skills and the keys are objects. Keys stay in the vault and never reach the conversation.

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the work itself

One object instead of pieces in three tools.

The plan, the decisions and the artifacts belong to the work, not to a repo, a chat, or whichever board your team happens to use. They carry their own versions, and everyone sees a change as it happens.

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where you work

One panel for all your agents instead of a mess of windows, tabs and conversations.

Every agent and every run in one place, searchable, sortable and filtered down to the ones waiting on a person.

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what the panel shows

Cards of the actual work instead of a list of chats it is buried in.

Every artifact and every decision is saved onto the work it belongs to. Nothing lives only in a conversation you would have to find and read again.

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away from your desk

The whole workspace on your phone instead of a chat that cannot reach any of it.

At a desk you can put the code beside the agent and hunt for what it needs. On a phone a chat app can offer you photos. Here the work, the process, the skills and the keys are the same two drawers they are at your desk.

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what the agent sends

Two messages instead of hundreds that bury what matters.

It tells you where the output is, or asks for the one call it cannot make. The output itself is an object on the work, not text in a thread that gets compacted away.

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orchestration

The agent orchestrator delegates work and delivers context to fresh agents automatically.

Which context a run needs. When the context window is full and what survives it. Whether to split the work, across how many agents, and who gets what. You settle none of it.

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We will email you the moment CTRL+SPC is ready for you.