A checkout for every agent
The second agent to start in a repository gets a git checkout of its own before it writes a line. Finished work comes home by itself once the typecheck passes.
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kcorrai StationThe agentspace for Claude Code on Windows
Run a team of Claude Code agents from one window
Terminals, native browser panels, a board and notes, built for the moment five agents are working in one repository and you need to know which one is waiting for you.
Free for 2 days · no card · Windows 10 & 11
A morning with Station
1/8 · An agent, a checkout
Ctrl+Alt+T opens a terminal for an agent. When claude starts, Station moves it into a git checkout and branch of its own, before it writes a line.
Recorded in Station, in a sample project · waits sped up
What it does
Terminals, native browser panels, a board and notes in one window, built for running several Claude Code agents at once.
A rail that knows who needs you
Every session, sorted by what it is waiting on: a permission, a question, a finished turn. Rows keep their place, so you learn where to look.
CtrlShiftG
The terminal VS Code has
xterm.js on VS Code’s own release line, with its shell integration ported: a mark on every command, a dot for its exit code, and Ctrl+↑ to jump back to it.
The page beside the code
Real browser panels dock next to your terminals. Hand an agent the page’s console errors in one click, and press F5 to start the dev server.
F5
A board your agents keep
Each session mirrors its task list onto a card. Agents move their own cards and record the commit that finished them; you only read it.
A machine that stays usable
One scheduler decides what may start: three agents, one build, one test, held back while the CPU, memory or disk is above your limits. It never kills anything.
How it goes
Open a project
Point Station at a folder. It finds your shells, the dev server and the git repository by itself.
Start agents
Run claude in as many terminals as you like. Each new one gets its own checkout, and the rail starts listing them.
Answer, look, ship
Go where the rail points, look at the page beside the code, and let finished branches come home on their own.
Every part of it
Everything in the window
- AgentsSeveral Claude Code agents in one repository, without stepping on each other.
- DictationHold Ctrl+Win in any app, speak, let go. Your words are typed where the cursor was.
- TerminalVS Code’s terminal and shell integration, in a window built for agents.
- Browser panelsNative Chromium beside your terminals, with a one-key path from page to agent.
- BoardA kanban your agents keep up to date themselves.
- Scheduler & machine limitsOne desk decides what may start, so agents wait for the machine instead of freezing it.
- UsageWhat your agents cost, read from Claude Code’s own transcripts.
- Screenshots & textCapture, mark up and send, or copy the words off any part of the screen.
- NotesA block editor and a freeform canvas, per project, stored as Markdown.
- Run (F5)One key shows what the workspace builds, and starts it only if it is not already up.
- Keyboard & paletteEvery action has a command, and every command can have a key.
- Themes49 palettes, one custom theme, and an arcade look nobody else has.
In the box
- A git checkout for every agent, and a rail that sorts them by what they need from you
- Terminals with VS Code’s shell integration, browser panels docked beside them
- A board your agents keep themselves, notes, usage and a scheduler
- Shot, Voice, Reader and Pomodoro included
Needs: Claude Code, signed in with your own plan or key
kcorrai Station
from$12/ month
Includes Shot, Voice, Reader and Pomodoro
Questions
Does Station include Claude Code?
No. Station runs the Claude Code you already have, signed in with your own plan or API key. It adds no model of its own.
Is it only for Claude Code?
The terminals, browser panels, notes and tools work with anything you run. The rail, the checkouts and the board are built on Claude Code’s hooks.
Do Shot, Voice, Reader and Pomodoro cost extra?
No. A Station license opens all four, inside Station and as their own apps.
Which Windows does it run on?
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
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