Introduction

Atmos is a concurrent development workspace for running code agents, terminals, Git work, review, and remote machines from one UI.

It gives each task its own Git worktree, keeps long-running terminal sessions alive, and lets you switch between parallel branches without losing context. You can run Atmos as a desktop app, open it in a browser, connect to an Atmos Computer, or use the mobile app against a remote machine.

The Mobile App is currently in development and temporarily unavailable.

What You Can Do

• Run several tasks at once — create a separate workspace and branch for each feature, bug fix, experiment, or review.
• Keep terminals recoverable — workspace terminals survive reloads, app restarts, connection drops, and machine restarts.
• Use the agents you already trust — start Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, or another terminal agent inside the workspace shell.
• Inspect the work where it happens — review files, diffs, terminal output, agent status, PRs, Actions, and notes without leaving the workspace.
• Review before you ship — leave line comments, ask an agent to fix them, run tests, then commit or open a PR.
• Organize parallel work — use Kanban, Canvas, labels, priority, global search, and status notifications.
• Automate repeatable work — run manual, scheduled, or GitHub-triggered automations on the right project or workspace.
• Work from another device — connect through Atmos Computer, Tunnel Connector, or the native mobile app when the work should run on another machine.

Where To Start