basmilius/ruimte

Space for AI Engineering.
Terminals, chats and agents, browsers, devices, drawings, diagrams, files and databases, organized into views you switch between from a sidebar. Sessions survive restarts and reattach where they left off. Put your machines on your account and work on any of them like it's the one in front of you.
https://ruimte.app
## What it does
Each project has views you open from the sidebar. A canvas holds nodes side by side, and a grid of up to three by three shows several views at once, so an agent, a terminal and a browser each get a cell of their own.
Ruimte is for anyone running several Claude Code or Codex sessions at once and losing track of which one needs attention. A chat shows the moment an agent stops and waits for input, so there's no tailing a log to catch it. Close the window mid-session and open it again later. The terminal is where you left it, scrollback included, because the session keeps running on your machine and not inside the window you closed.
An agent runs in a terminal, in its CLI's own interface, or in a chat that Ruimte draws, where you answer its questions and approvals from the app or your phone. Agents open other agents, hand them tasks and wake up when the work is done. A child never gets a wider permission mode than its parent, and an agent started with --worktree gets a worktree of its own. A chat keeps a plan you and the agent both edit, and an agent can answer with a page it wrote instead of a wall of text.
A browser node is a real page next to your terminals. A device node shows an iOS simulator, an Android emulator or a phone connected to the machine, and an agent you connect to it can take screenshots and tap. On a Mac, computer use lets an agent operate another app, but only an app you let it into.
Files open in an editor backed by language servers the machine runs for the project, for TypeScript, Vue, PHP, SQL, CSS, Python and more. The git panel commits, pulls and pushes across every repository in the project folder, and a merge conflict is resolved in the app, never through markers in the file. Drawings and diagrams are views of their own, saved with the project.
The databases panel connects to SQLite and MySQL or MariaDB, with table views, a SQL console, a table designer and row editing. Agents query through the same connections and only read, unless you set a connection to write.
Launches are the commands a project runs, such as a dev server or a test suite, picked up from its package.json, composer.json or run configurations. You approve a launch before it runs, and an agent can start only a launch you approved.
On a Mac, Speech to Text dictates into a text field or a terminal once you turn it on. Its model runs on your computer, so audio is never uploaded or saved. Voice Control is a separate feature on a cloud model, which you ask about what is on screen or tell to focus another view or open a terminal.
Projects on another machine of your account open like local ones, in the desktop app or on the web at station.ruimte.app. A processes panel shows each session's CPU and memory use. The usage page adds up costs across models and providers.