Terminal

Browser

The in-app browser opens your app next to your panes, so you can look at what the agent built without switching windows. It is a real browser view, so your local dev server, cookies, and login all work.

Open the browser

Press ⌘⇧B on macOS, or Ctrl+Shift+B on Windows and Linux, to toggle the browser. Press it again to close it.

Type a URL or a search into the address bar and press Enter. A new, blank tab focuses the address bar and shows an empty state until you go somewhere, so you can start typing right away.

The toolbar has back, forward, and reload controls. Back and forward follow the pages you have visited in this browser; reload refetches the current page. A spinner in the address bar shows while a page loads, and a warning icon shows if it fails.

Recent localhost ports

On a blank tab, the browser lists the local dev servers it detects, by port, with each site's title and favicon where it can read them. Click one to open it, so you can jump to a running dev server without typing the port. Local server detection is available on macOS.

Zoom

Open the browser options from the toolbar's menu button. Zoom out and zoom in step the page zoom in 10% increments between 50% and 200%. Click the percentage to reset to 100%. The browser keeps its zoom while it is open, closed, and reopened.

The options strip also captures a screenshot of the page to your clipboard, and clears the browser's cookies or cache.

Dock or float

The browser opens in the right dock by default. From its header you can float it into a movable, resizable panel, or dock it back to the right side. Docking keeps it beside your panes; floating lets you place it wherever you want.

Open in the default browser

Use the open-in-default-browser control in the toolbar to hand the current URL to your system browser, when you want your own extensions, profile, or dev tools.

Annotate the page

Arm annotation from the toolbar's annotate control, then click a spot on the page to leave a comment pinned to it. You can also hold ⌘ and Shift on macOS, or Ctrl and Shift on Windows and Linux, and click the page to drop a comment without arming first. Send those comments back to the agent when you want them addressed. Read comments and annotations for the full flow.

Next: review agent work to close the loop on what you find.

Editor

An OpenVSCode build inside Coldtea, so the palette, keybindings, and your own theme work the way VS Code does.

Agent teams

Run several agents at once, one pane per role, when a job splits cleanly into jobs like writer and reviewer or driver and navigator.

On this page

Open the browserNavigateRecent localhost portsZoomDock or floatOpen in the default browserAnnotate the page