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Trusted by at least one
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Some of them even left their Warp subscription to prove it.
mandeck is just… how this should have worked from the start. three agents, one window, real pane management. took long enough.
spawned codex from a bash script, waited on the job, answered its y/n from the cli, read the report. never opened the window. the deck api is the whole product for me.
finally deleted warp + cursor + 3 other apps. mandeck runs everything i had open anyway. my dock is so clean.
skeptical about native vs electron but this thing launches before i can blink. no more waiting for a chromium window to load so i can write code.
left three panes running before bed. the deck kept the follow-ups honest: one pane was waiting on a y/n, the rest had shipped. woke up to a full PR. i should be concerned about my job but instead i am excited.
the byos thing is actually real. no new api keys. it literally uses my existing claude subscription. why isn't every tool built this way.
mandeck is just… how this should have worked from the start. three agents, one window, real pane management. took long enough.
spawned codex from a bash script, waited on the job, answered its y/n from the cli, read the report. never opened the window. the deck api is the whole product for me.
finally deleted warp + cursor + 3 other apps. mandeck runs everything i had open anyway. my dock is so clean.
skeptical about native vs electron but this thing launches before i can blink. no more waiting for a chromium window to load so i can write code.
left three panes running before bed. the deck kept the follow-ups honest: one pane was waiting on a y/n, the rest had shipped. woke up to a full PR. i should be concerned about my job but instead i am excited.
the byos thing is actually real. no new api keys. it literally uses my existing claude subscription. why isn't every tool built this way.
look i loved tmux. i still love tmux. but a real pty per agent, one window, and a bell on the exact pane that wants me is a different tier of tool.
starts in under a second. uses 80mb of ram. other apps that do less take 400mb and 5 seconds to open. it's embarrassing for them, tbh.
three agents in real terminals, one window, and the pane that needs me rings. that is the app. cannot go back to alt-tab.
my coworker saw mandeck and thought i'd built some kind of custom tool. i guess i did? i just downloaded a .dmg.
the pane autofocus-on-spawn thing is so thoughtful. previous tool would spawn a pane invisible behind others. mandeck just does the right thing.
80mb. that's the whole app. my browser uses 4gb just to open it. computers used to work like this. mandeck remembers.
look i loved tmux. i still love tmux. but a real pty per agent, one window, and a bell on the exact pane that wants me is a different tier of tool.
starts in under a second. uses 80mb of ram. other apps that do less take 400mb and 5 seconds to open. it's embarrassing for them, tbh.
three agents in real terminals, one window, and the pane that needs me rings. that is the app. cannot go back to alt-tab.
my coworker saw mandeck and thought i'd built some kind of custom tool. i guess i did? i just downloaded a .dmg.
the pane autofocus-on-spawn thing is so thoughtful. previous tool would spawn a pane invisible behind others. mandeck just does the right thing.
80mb. that's the whole app. my browser uses 4gb just to open it. computers used to work like this. mandeck remembers.
