Install Traycer
Download the app for macOS, Windows or Linux.
Quickstart
Send your first prompt, then review what the agent changed.
How Traycer Works
- Tasks hold one piece of work: its agents, files, terminals and documents.
- Agents do the work. Talk to them in a Chat, or run their own CLI in a Terminal.
- Artifacts are the documents a Task keeps: specs, tickets, stories and reviews. They outlast any single conversation.
Tasks
One place for a piece of work and everything attached to it.
Agents
Start agents, pick a model, and set what they’re allowed to do.
Artifacts
Specs, tickets and reviews that you and your agents share.
Worktrees
Run an agent in its own copy of the repo, on its own branch.
Guides
Plan a feature
Turn an idea into specs and tickets, then hand them to agents.
Run agents in parallel
Give each agent its own worktree so parallel work doesn’t collide.
Review agent changes
Inspect diffs, undo a turn, and follow pull requests before you ship.
Work across machines
Run agents on a remote machine and keep working from anywhere.
Reference
Coding agents
Set up Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the other supported agents.
Panels
What each sidebar panel does.
Settings
Every Settings page, in the same order as the app.
CLI
Run and manage Traycer from your terminal.
Account & pricing
Plans, credits, sync and teams.
Troubleshooting
Fix setup, sign-in and host problems.
IDE extension
Using the Traycer extension? Its docs are here.