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Electron desktop application for Windows. The desktop renderer uses React and CSS; this record concerns the desktop workspace, not the marketing site or phone Remote Console.
Developers running several terminal sessions and coding agents concurrently. The owner uses a dense split workspace and wants a more carefully designed daily working environment.
Keep terminal sessions, agent activity, project files, browser tools, and Git review together in a persistent workspace. Users should identify the active task and agents needing attention without losing their place.
Long working sessions with multiple projects, split panes and tabs, live terminal output, keyboard shortcuts, and optional file and browser panels.
- Preserve terminal content, keyboard input, split resizing, tab dragging, keep-alive terminals, and session persistence.
- Preserve user terminal color schemes, transparency preferences, independent UI themes, and status color meanings.
- Retain almost all existing information density; the owner confirmed this tradeoff and delegated remaining design decisions.
- Keep the Windows window controls and drag regions functional.
- The renderer uses React 19, Zustand and xterm.js. Browser surfaces use Electron webviews.
- The requested work changes desktop workspace chrome; the Remote Console and website remain separate surfaces.
Keep the wmux name and existing logo. Product interface text and source documentation use English; localized strings continue through the existing translation system.
- Let work occupy most of the window.
- Make focus, selection, and agent attention distinguishable.
- Preserve familiar keyboard and pointer interactions.
- Improve separation and hierarchy without turning each pane into a spacious dashboard card.
The owner's October 31, 2026 screenshot shows a dense dark workspace with three terminals and a narrow Git pane. Existing desktop components and styles are implementation evidence, not an approved visual redesign.