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The agent-fleet IDEfor macOS.

Run a fleet of coding agents side by side in a native terminal, with your subscriptions, memory and builds looked after. An internal preview from the outofplace studio.

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harbor

chore/next-upgradeUpgrade Next and fix the build Waiting for approval
feat/search-indexAdd a trigram index Running pnpm vitest
fix/checkout-retryStop the double charge on a retry Ready for review

lighthouse2

Add a trigram indextrigram.tsTerminal

> Add a trigram index to the search panel● I'll build the index once and answer each query from it.● Read(src/search/index.ts) ⎿ Read 42 lines● Write(src/search/trigram.ts) ⎿ Wrote 15 lines to src/search/trigram.ts 1 +export function trigrams(text: string) { 2 + const padded = ` ${text.toLowerCase()} ` … +13 lines (ctrl+o to expand)● Bash(pnpm vitest run search) ⎿ ✓ tests/search.test.ts (1 test) ✓ tests/trigram.test.ts (1 test)● Both pass. Next I'll rank the results by shared trigrams.✻ Ranking by shared trigrams… (esc to interrupt)> ⏵⏵ accept edits on (shift+tab to cycle)

~/harbor-worktrees/search-index % pnpm vitest DEV ~/harbor-worktrees/search-index ✓ tests/search.test.ts (1 test) ✓ tests/trigram.test.ts (1 test) Test Files 2 passed (2) Tests 2 passed (2) PASS Waiting for file changes... press h to show help, press q to quit

~/harbor-worktrees/search-index % pnpm dev ▲ Next.js (Turbopack) - Local: http://localhost:3000 ✓ Starting... ✓ Ready ○ Compiling /search ... ✓ Compiled /search GET /search?q=trigram 200

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Why Pod

Agents got fast.The tools around them didn't.

A fleet of agents works a Mac hard: terminals flood, subscriptions run dry, dev servers eat memory and builds pile up. Pod is made for that load.

In Pod 1.0, in internal preview at the studio
Native where it counts
The terminal runs Ghostty's engine and draws with Metal, in a native view inside the window, not in a web page.
In Pod 1.0, in internal preview at the studio
The machine, looked after
claude-acc is built in. It rotates subscriptions, guards dev-server memory, schedules builds by free memory, cleans up, keeps the Mac awake and runs the fans.
Coming
Search made for agents
A native code index for agents to query, instead of every agent walking the disk on its own.

Benchmarks

Numbers, once they're real.From pod-bench's final run, still pending.

Coming

Benchmarks: pod-bench's final run is pending. Until then this page states no performance figures.

Inside Pod

Everything a fleet needs.In one native window.

Native terminal

Each pane is a native Metal view running Ghostty's engine, drawn on the GPU rather than in a web view.

claude-acc, built in

The studio's toolkit for running many Claude Code agents on one Mac, now part of the IDE.

Subscription rotation
Moves to the next Claude subscription before one hits its limit.
Dev-server memory guard
Keeps the agents' dev servers from eating your memory.
Memory-aware builds
Holds heavy builds until there is memory free for them.
Cleanup
Clears what builds and installs leave behind, while nobody is using it.
Stay awake
Keeps the Mac awake until you say so, lid closed included.
Fan control
Spins the fans up before the chip gets hot.

Coming

Indexed code search

A native code index that agents query, instead of each of them walking the disk on its own.

No telemetry

Pod sends nothing home. Orca's telemetry, relay, push, share and feedback services are switched off.

Pod Workspace

A managed ~/pod root for your repositories, with git tuned for many worktrees and the worktrees kept tidy.

OrbStack VM environments

Give an agent a clean Linux machine in OrbStack when a task should not touch your Mac.

1.0 marks what Pod 1.0 brings, in internal preview now; coming, what follows it. Per-worktree setup through orca.yaml is inherited from Orca.