Agent Mission Control

Kaji brings active and recent agent runs into one sidebar surface with provider, project, worktree, status, changed files, and verification state.

Completed runs can attach git changed-file snapshots so review starts from evidence instead of terminal archaeology.

Cmd+K routing

The Ask palette can target a project, worktree, provider, session mode, history session, skill, task recipe, file mention, attachment, or KajiKit script from one input.

Improvements

• Support for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, and regular terminal sessions
• Project and worktree aware workspace model
• Reusable task recipes for tests, reviews, repo explanations, debugging, docs, commits, and features
• Verification actions for configured project checks or Swift package defaults

Native terminal rendering

Kaji embeds a tuned libghostty build through GhosttyKit so terminal surfaces stay native, Metal-backed, and keyboard friendly.

Workspace model

• Projects contain worktrees
• Worktrees contain workspace tabs
• Workspace tabs own split panes
• Panes host terminal tabs and agent sessions

macOS first

The first Kaji build focused on a native SwiftUI shell, project persistence, terminal tab lifecycle, and a clean path for agent-specific services.

Fixes

• Kept app state, project storage, and terminal services separated
• Made project data local to Application Support
• Established the coding-agent services boundary