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Notes on agentic engineering.

How we build hang4r, and how we work now that agents write most of the code.

product · aug 2026

Your laptop is just the window: run agents on any machine over SSH

Point a session at any SSH host — the agent, terminals, git, and dev servers execute remotely while you keep the same tiled UI. Your ssh config, your keys, no credentials transported.

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product · aug 2026

Watch your agent's agents

Agents delegate to subagents; in a terminal that's a spinner. hang4r shows every run as a followable thread — live transcript, tool calls, result, jump-to-thread from the chat.

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product · aug 2026

Your agents, in your pocket

A phone companion for your desktop agents: live transcripts, diff review, pushes only when an agent needs you — over an end-to-end encrypted bridge the relay can't read.

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product · aug 2026

The IDE that grew around the agent

Nobody planned an editor — reviewing agent output demanded one. Fuzzy finder with file:line, real IntelliSense, find & replace, CSV tables, mermaid diagrams.

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product · aug 2026

Same worktree, different brain: hand a session to another agent

Hand off a running session from Claude Code to Codex to Cursor — same worktree, same conversation, a different agent picking up where the last one stopped.

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release · jul 2026

hang4r 1.0 is out — your agents, in parallel

Free on macOS: Claude Code, Codex & Cursor in one window — signed, notarized, auto-updating. Download now.

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product · jul 2026

Give your coding agent eyes: a browser it can drive and assert against

A zero-setup CLI puts the embedded browser under every agent's control — click, type, eval, console, screenshot — so "it works" becomes something the agent proves.

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workflow · jul 2026

Run five coding agents in parallel without them stepping on each other

Git worktrees are the missing primitive for parallel agents. How hang4r isolates every session and checkpoints every turn.

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philosophy · jul 2026

Your subscription is the API

Why wrapping the CLIs you already pay for beats yet another API-key SaaS — hooks, skills, MCP, and billing included.

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product · jul 2026

Code review that talks back

Inline diff comments that become the agent's next prompt — closing the loop between review and revision.

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workflow · jul 2026

From coder to conductor

The agentic engineer's loop — dispatch, glance, review, merge — and the tooling it takes to run it all day.

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