Getting started
Atelier is a native macOS canvas for running coding agents. Here's the two-minute version.
1 · Open a project
Point Atelier at a folder. It builds a persistent canvas for that project — reopen the app and everything comes back exactly where you left it.
2 · Launch your agents
Add an agent panel and start Claude Code or Codex in your project. Run as many as you want, side by side. Each shows a live status: working, waiting on you, or done.
3 · Add the tools you need
Drop terminals, a browser (for localhost previews), an editor, and notes onto the same canvas. Group work into Work Areas — each can get its own isolated git worktree so agents don't step on each other.
4 · Get pinged when it matters
Each agent shows a live status, and the moment one stops to ask you something, its panel says so. The mobile companion — coming soon, included in every license — will carry that same signal to your phone as a push.
Your license
Atelier is a 14-day free trial, then a one-time purchase. Enter your key in Settings → License (or via the activation link in your purchase email). You can activate it on up to 2 Macs — the license guide covers moving between machines, offline verification, and what the license includes.
The full guides
- Running agents in parallel — launching Claude Code and Codex side by side, reading run-state, and the tools around them.
- Isolating agents with git worktrees — why parallel agents need separate working copies, and how Work Areas manage them safely.
- The mobile companion — what it does, how pairing works, and what never crosses the wire. Coming soon.
- Trial, activation and devices — the 14-day trial, two Macs, and verification that works offline.
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