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    Commented on Ret · Oct 16, 2026

    Over the past few weeks, I've been using Codex and Claude to tackle parallel tasks across multiple projects. But managing agents through tabs, sidebars, and separate apps felt limiting. So I built Ret. Ret brings agents into a desktop-style workspace with an infinite canvas. Drag conversations around, arrange them however you like, and return to them spatially, just like your windows. But I didn't stop there. I added an inbox-style agent interface inspired by Google's Antigravity, a Monaco-powered code editor, and a traditional sidebar-and-chat layout for when you want something simpler. There's also a focused view with side-by-side conversations, convenient thread forking, and browser-style tabs so you can switch contexts without losing your place. It sounds like a lot, but it all has a purpose. Every interface serves a different workflow, and you can use whichever feels natural. Ret has genuinely improved how I work with coding agents, and I'm excited for others to try it.

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