A screen is a layout of panes: terminals, files and previews side by side. Keep one screen per task, such as a feature, a review, or a server you're watching, and switch between them the way you switch desktops on a Mac.

Screens are the tabs in the title bar. A screen without a name shows a miniature of its layout, and a dot tells you something on it needs your attention.

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cube-web

Pricing calculatorpricing

Fix OAuth retryfix-oauth

npm run devvite

Cube — Pricing

api2

design-system1

Unscoped

~zsh

Pricing calculator

✻ Welcome to Claude Code /workspace/home/repos/cube-web > Add a pricing calculator to the landing page, with sliders for CPU, memory and storage. ⏺ I’ll add a Calculator component and wire it into Pricing. ⏺ Update(src/components/Pricing.tsx) ⎿ Added 48 lines ⏺ Bash(npm test) ⎿ 12 passed ⏺ Done. It’s live on http://localhost:5173

Cube — Pricing

Pricing

CPU4

Memory16 GB

Storage100 GB

$62.63 / month

npm run dev

~/repos/cube-web main $ npm run dev VITE v7.3.1 ready in 312 ms ➜ Local: http://localhost:5173/ ➜ press h + enter to show help

There's always a fresh oneCopy Anchor Link

The last screen is always empty. Open something on it and Cube adds a new empty screen after it. Other screens that end up empty close on their own.

An empty screen offers Add Repo, New Agent and Open Terminal to get going. New Agent starts your default agent in the screen's repository when it has one.

Move between screensCopy Anchor Link

• Swipe sideways on the trackpad.
• Press ⌘ 1 to ⌘ 9.
• Use the arrow keys when the tabs have focus.

Organize themCopy Anchor Link

• Name a screen: right-click its tab and choose Name screen….
• Reorder: drag tabs, or use Move left and Move right.
• Move a pane to another screen: drop it on that screen's tab.
• Close a screen with ⇧ ⌘ W, a middle-click on its tab, or Close screen. Its terminals keep running.

The same terminal or file can sit on several screens at once.