Use Git worktrees
Treeport finds worktrees that Git, editors, agents, and other tools create.
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Keep coding agents, shells, and development servers active in each Git worktree. Reconnect from a desktop, browser, or phone.
Keep each task in its own Git worktree
Section titled “Keep each task in its own Git worktree”Treeport gives each Git worktree a persistent workspace for terminals and tools. The interface calls this workspace a tree.
Keep terminals active
Terminal processes continue when you disconnect.
Connect from another device
Use the macOS desktop client or a supported browser.
Use your terminal tools
Run Pi, Claude Code, Codex, shells, and development servers.
Use a standard application interface
Section titled “Use a standard application interface”Treeport gives terminal tools a familiar application interface. You can use tabs, mouse navigation, editors, agents, and pull-request workflows.
Treeport uses existing tools. It does not replace them.
Read the Treeport design principles.