Keep the shells and agent CLIs you already trust.
Ratatosk wraps real terminals with tabs, panes, scrollback, command entry, and transcripts while preserving the shell underneath.
Real terminal. Visible agents. Phone control.
Ratatosk is a real terminal workspace for Codex, Claude, shells, dev servers, and browser previews. Sprites make the invisible work legible: who is building, who is waiting, who needs your phone, and what is ready to review.
Sprites are the status system
Ratatosk keeps the command line as the primary surface, then gives every worker a body, state, and place. You can glance at the party and know who is building, who is blocked, who is stale, and who is ready.
Ratatosk wraps real terminals with tabs, panes, scrollback, command entry, and transcripts while preserving the shell underneath.
Sprites carry attention: waiting, working, blocked, ready, reviewing, remote, or stale. The state becomes visible before you open a log.
Groups, tabs, terminal panes, mobile input, and profile context share one workspace state, so project work stops drifting across windows.
Execution nodes you control
Ratatosk separates the workspace from the execution node. A local node or isolated cloud workstation can hold the same repos, agents, transcripts, terminals, and recovery rules.
Ratatosk turns long-running terminal work into a visible scene: who needs you, which preview changed, which transcript matters, which phone nudge needs attention, and which node owns execution.
Request access to run real terminals, browser previews, sprite-visible agent state, phone approvals, and local or cloud execution in one workspace.