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Traycer is a workspace for working with coding agents without losing intent, context, or visibility. You organize work into Tasks. Inside a Task, you can use chats, terminal agents, files, git diff, and durable artifacts like specs, tickets, stories, and reviews. Each chat or terminal agent runs in Regular Mode or Epic Mode depending on how much structure the work needs.

Install Traycer

Download the desktop app, then continue to the Quickstart.

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The Traycer Mental Model

Tasks

A Task is the top-level container for related chats, panels, terminal agents, and artifacts.

Quickstart

Select a workspace folder, create your first Task, and run your first coding-agent chat.

Chats

Use chat sessions, composer controls, permissions, child chats, and terminal agents.

Panels

Understand the sidebar panels for chats, artifacts, terminals, files, git diff, sharing, and comments.

Modes

Regular Mode is direct coding-agent work. Epic Mode adds Traycer’s structured planning layer.

Artifacts

Specs, tickets, stories, and reviews preserve decisions, work items, and review context.

History

Find, filter, reopen, rename, and clean up previous Tasks.

Worktrees

Choose whether agent work runs in a workspace folder, a new worktree, or an existing worktree.

Agents & Models

Set up Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Traycer.

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Find What You Need

Concepts

Learn the vocabulary: Tasks, History, Worktrees, panels, modes, and artifacts.

Chats and terminal agents

Understand chat controls, permissions, child chats, and terminal-agent handoff.

Account

Understand pricing, storage, sync, credits, and teams.

IDE Extension

Extension docs are preserved separately for current extension users.