Headless desktops
Create multiple project/agent rooms, launch native GUI apps, capture them, and hand them to a human safely.
Feature guides
Operate it with the facts in frame.
Detailed reference for headless desktops, quiet processes, the trusted-LAN API, the Electron manual client, subagent lanes, and the bounded regex builder.
Native Windows runtime
Own hidden-desktop handles in C++, supervise MCP stdio without a console, and retain the direct CLI fallback.
Cheap Version
Run the bounded local tool route without starting MCP, Uvicorn, an HTTP listener, or a logon daemon.
Trusted-LAN API
Host Streamable HTTP, run every command, transfer files, connect another computer, and understand the no-key boundary.
Electron file transfer
Send and receive bounded files through the selected local or trusted-LAN computer, with a user-controlled save destination.
History filters and export
Compose search, dates, and action counts locally, then export exactly the filtered command history.
Appearance color editor
Translate HEX, RGB, Lab-family, OKLab, CMYK, alpha, and CSS-name colors locally with gamut and contrast feedback.
Electron manual client
Use the Material 3 GUI, saved connections, tabs, appearance, history, notifications, and changelog.
Quick launch and path browsers
Browse for the app, file, or folder you need without leaving the hidden-desktop control surface.
Tab groups and bulk close
Search, pin, group, reorder, and safely preview plain-text or regex bulk tab closes.
Memory checkpoints
Save settings, connections, agent lanes, and tabs as named local revisions; restore without rewriting history.
Subagent lanes
Persist project/agent namespaces so later agents can pick up the same quiet rooms.
Quiet processes
See why hidden Windows startup flags, no shell execution, and focus guards are part of the runtime contract.