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Notes from building Veflow.
What I’m learning while building Veflow, from agent sessions and worktrees to memory and code review.
Let coding agents use macOS apps with Veflow Computer
Veflow Computer lets coding agents inspect windows, click controls, enter text, and check results in macOS apps, using permissions you grant to its helper.
Read postShared memory for your coding agents
Save project decisions and conventions in Veflow's local memory store so Claude Code, Codex, and other connected agents can recall them in later sessions.
Preview media and edit diagrams in the ADE
Open PDFs, images, video, and audio in Veflow. Review visual changes and edit draw.io or Excalidraw diagrams alongside your code.
Use Claude Code, Codex, or your preferred agent in Veflow
Run your installed coding agents in Veflow's desktop workspace, with separate sessions, worktrees, and your existing provider subscription.
Check agent work from your iPhone
Use Veflow's iPhone companion to follow agent runs, review changes, and connect to a session on your running Mac.
Veflow and Orca: choosing an agent workspace
Both Veflow and Orca support parallel coding agents and worktrees. Compare how they fit your planning, development, and review process.
Keyboard shortcuts for reviewing and managing work
Find tasks with ⌘K, navigate pickers with arrow keys, and use Veflow's shortcut reference to learn the actions you use most.
Share a project across teams
Attach a Veflow project to several teams, choose a primary owner, and keep the same project visible in each team's roadmap.
Find the conversation behind a code change
Veflow keeps task activity and agent conversations together, so you can look up what changed, who changed it, and how the agent approached the work.
Plan projects on a draggable roadmap
Move project dates directly on Veflow's roadmap, zoom in on a week, or step back to plan the quarter.
Veflow and Linear for agent-assisted development
How Veflow's development workspace compares with Linear's issue-based coding sessions, and how the two can work together.
Review agent changes through your GitHub PRs
Veflow's managed agents work on branches and open GitHub pull requests. Review the diff, check the preview, and merge with your repository's checks in place.
Why Veflow has three engineer agents
Atlas, Nova, and Orion share an execution system but have different role instructions. Here's how that helps you assign and review work.
Veflow and ClickUp agents for software teams
Compare ClickUp's workspace agents with Veflow's coding and review workflow, including where each fits a team's existing process.
Meet Polaris, Veflow’s planning agent
Ask Polaris to turn an idea into tasks, refine an existing project, or help you choose what to work on next.
Veflow and Replit Agent for existing codebases
Compare Replit's integrated app-building environment with Veflow's local agent workspace and GitHub-based task review.
Veflow and Paperclip: managing agents and reviewing code
Paperclip coordinates agents and their work. Veflow combines development tools, tasks, previews, and GitHub review. Here's how their focus differs.
Try a pull request before you merge it
A preview URL lets reviewers check the running change alongside the diff. Here's how Veflow handles hosted previews and links from your existing deploy tools.