The ultra-efficient way to build with AI.

First, the usual way: an editor with an agent in each tab and nothing to say which one needs you. You click through every tab to see if it’s done, all still working; twelve minutes later you check them all again and find one that has waited 12 minutes for an approval. A counter shows five tabs checked, and a card sums up the problems: nothing says which agent needs you, you click through every tab again and again, and agents sit idle until you happen to look. Then NeoDesk with auto-switch on, its tab counter staying at zero: the queue shows which agents need you, auto-switch opens the chat with a question, moves straight on to the approval once it’s answered, then to finished work ready for review, until nobody is left waiting. A closing card strikes out each problem beside its fix: one queue shows every agent waiting on you, auto-switch opens each chat that needs you, and it’s in front of you the moment you’re free.

Choose a saved prompt, see it appear in the composer, then open its right-click send menu.

First, the usual way: in a terminal you type git add, a commit whose message you have to think up, and git push, then npm run build and npm test, while a counter reaches five commands; then you open docs, then plans, to find PLAN.md as raw Markdown. A card sums up the problems: every commit typed out by hand, message and all; build and test commands retyped every time; the plan buried in folders, in raw Markdown. Then NeoDesk, its command counter staying at zero: one click on the sidebar commits and pushes with an AI-written message, the Build and Test buttons run the project’s commands, and the pinned PLAN.md opens formatted. A closing card strikes out each problem beside its fix.

First, the usual way: an agent is working and the chat box is locked until it finishes, so the next step waits as a note in your code. You keep going back to check, and the third time it has been finished for six minutes. A counter shows three checks, and a card sums up the problems: you can’t send the next step while it works, you keep checking back to see if it’s done, and it sits finished until you notice. Then NeoDesk, its check counter staying at zero: you type the next step while the agent works, press Enter to queue it, and it starts by itself when the run ends. A closing card strikes out each problem beside its fix.

Right-click Send, choose the Payment API chat, and see the message held until that chat finishes.

Add the Usage widget, check session and weekly allowance, add Priority, then remove it using its right-click menu.