1. ADE: Run multiple AI coding agents in one synchronized workspace, Create isolated Git worktrees and parallel development lanes, Synchronize chats, worktrees, diffs, and agent sessions across desktop, terminal, web, and iOS, Review, create, and merge pull requests within the app, Grid view for monitoring multiple agent runs side by side, Subagents and project-level CTO automation, Automatic worktree creation from task descriptions, Built-in browser, Files, Git, and iOS simulator tools, Remote machine runtimes with full agent tool access, Linear issue integration, Stacked lanes, worktree graphs, and conflict-risk visibility, Terminal-native ADE Code interface.
2. Crew Tower: Approve or deny AI agent commands from the MacBook notch, Review dangerous commands and file-edit requests with full context, Answer agent questions using interactive options, Review, approve, or request changes to agent plans, Monitor multiple coding-agent sessions simultaneously, Jump directly to the exact terminal tab or tmux pane, Track live status, progress, elapsed time, and context-window usage, Display Claude and Codex subscription quota information, Support Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, and other agent CLIs, Support Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, Kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, Warp, and tmux, Prioritize sessions waiting for user input, Provide completion notifications with configurable reminders, Track subagent progress and completion counts, Operate locally without sending code or transcripts to external servers, Offer privacy mode that hides the panel and disables sounds, Persist session state across app restarts, Use a native Swift and SwiftUI implementation without Electron or a web view, Work on MacBooks with or without a notch, Provide optional pixel-art companion characters.