> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.traycer.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Traycer > Plan, preserve, and inspect AI coding work across Tasks, artifacts, agents, files, and git diff. Traycer is a workspace for working with coding agents without losing intent, context, or visibility. You organize work into **Tasks**. Inside a Task, you create **agents** and work with them through a **Chat** or **Terminal** interface, alongside files, git diff, and durable **artifacts** like specs, tickets, stories, and reviews. Download the desktop app, then continue to the Quickstart. ## The Traycer Mental Model A Task is the top-level container for related agents, panels, terminals, and artifacts. Select a workspace folder, create your first Task, and run your first agent. Create agents on the Chat or Terminal interface, with composer controls, permissions, and child agents. Understand the sidebar panels for agents, artifacts, terminals, files, git diff, sharing, and comments. Specs, tickets, stories, and reviews preserve decisions, work items, and review context. Find, filter, reopen, rename, and clean up previous Tasks. Choose whether agent work runs in a workspace folder, a new worktree, or an existing worktree. Set up Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Traycer. ## Find What You Need Learn the vocabulary: Tasks, History, Worktrees, panels, and artifacts. Understand the Chat and Terminal interfaces, permissions, child agents, and delegated handoff. Understand pricing, storage, sync, credits, and teams. Extension docs are preserved separately for current extension users.