Mac desktop
- Each lane gets a private macOS screen. Agents drive it, record it, and attach the recording as proof.
Shell
- One project sidebar hosts Work, Lanes, Files, PRs, and Automations at a shared width. CTO and History open over the page you left.
- Lanes is a list plus one lane. Sessions group by state, and the selected lane shows its dashboard and Git pane. Settings gains an Account section.
- Notices share one system. Banners, toasts, and dialogs use the same placement, dismissal, and keyboard behavior.
Import
- Import follows the lane the session ran in. The dialog filters by lane, previews the transcript, and Continue as CLI opens in that lane.
- Qwen, Kimi, Grok, and Copilot sessions are listed alongside Claude.
Apple devices
- A lane’s simulator is live on every surface that can see the lane. Video goes to the desktop pane, a floating player, paired computers, the iPhone app, and the web client.
- Agent recordings belong to ADE. An old or copied video cannot be attached as proof of this run.
Work
- Session status says what the agent is doing, not only that it is active.
- The first message animates into the chat. The composer stays put until the send finishes.
Usage
- Every turn is measured. ADE records the model you asked for, the model that answered, tokens, cost, and how fast the subscription window is burning.
- The model and effort you pick in the UI are what the provider runs.
SDK
- A session summary reports the Codex collaboration mode a live runtime accepted (
defaultorplan), and whether that mode was cleared. @ade-dev/sdkand@ade-dev/chat-uiare 0.2.3.
iOS
- The iPhone app can view a lane’s Mac screen and its Apple device stream.
- Session rows show the same activity detail as desktop.