Set the vibe
Start from a task, repo, or rough idea. SpacialDesk turns the session into a focused workroom instead of a pile of tabs.
SpacialDesk is the Agentic Development Environment from SpacialMind - a desktop workspace where builders orchestrate up to 16 AI coding agents in parallel alongside multi-pane terminals, Kanban task boards, and integrated editors.
The world's best agent development environment for builders who ship. Coordinate terminals, tasks, context, and AI agents in one workspace so ideas move from prompt to product faster.
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builder: implementing checkout fix
reviewer: watching changed files
01 The system
SpacialDesk gives vibe coding a home base: tasks feed the room, terminals run the work, agents move in parallel, and review stays close enough to keep you in control.
SpacialDesk workflow infographic built from real product screenshots showing task board, agent workspace, memory graph, and review loop.
02 Memory
SpacialMemory keeps a living knowledge graph next to your code. Every agent in the room - builders, reviewers, voice - reads from and writes to the same local hub. Decisions stick. Context compounds. The next session starts where the last one ended.
local-first
Plain markdown files in a folder you own. Commit it, version it, back it up like any other project asset. The hub auto-discovers from any sub-directory an agent opens.
agent-native
Claude, Codex, and Jarvis read and write the same hub through the Model Context Protocol. create_memory, search_memories, find_backlinks, suggest_connections - one shared knowledge surface.
bidirectional links
Notes connect themselves through wikilink syntax. Backlinks and a force-directed graph view reveal the thread: the bug you are chasing today already has a note from three weeks ago.
03 The loop
Start from a task, repo, or rough idea. SpacialDesk turns the session into a focused workroom instead of a pile of tabs.
Terminal panes, editor context, project tasks, and agent launch points come up together so the work has one center of gravity.
Spin up one agent or a swarm, watch status change live, and keep long-running output organized without losing the thread.
Jump between code, shell output, and task state while you decide what ships. The human stays in the loop.
04 Rooms
Focused spaces for the parts of building that usually get scattered across tabs, windows, and half-finished prompts.
terminal first
Keep shells visible, organized, and tied to the task they are executing.
parallel agents
Launch builders, reviewers, and scouts without turning your desktop into a window maze.
human control
See the context, inspect the output, and decide when the work is ready to ship.
05 Live work
The point is not to hide complexity. It is to keep the moving parts visible enough that you can steer them.
Checkout bug pulled from the project board.
Repo, shells, editor, and task context open together.
Builder implements while reviewer watches the diff.
Review notes, test output, and changed files are ready.
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Real processes, real projects, no toy sandbox workflow.
Long terminal sessions stay readable while agents work.
Move between focused workspaces without rebuilding context.
Designed for daily loops, not a one-off demo surface.
06 Questions
A vibe coding workspace that brings terminals, code context, project tasks, and agents into one focused place to build, review, and ship.
The multi-agent orchestration system inside SpacialDesk. Define a goal, assign roles like builder, reviewer, scout, and coordinator, then keep every thread visible in one workspace.
SpacialMemory is the persistent knowledge graph that lives next to your code in a .spacialmemory/ directory. Every agent inside SpacialDesk reads from and writes to the same hub through Model Context Protocol tools. Notes connect via [[wikilinks]], and everything stays local-first.
Cursor is an IDE. Warp is a terminal. SpacialDesk is the workroom around them: terminal grids, tasks, agents, and review context designed for vibe coding sessions.
SpacialDesk is included with the Basic plan. Pro adds SpacialMemory, SpacialMCP, SpacialCode, SpacialVoice, priority support, and early access.
macOS, Windows, and Linux. SpacialDesk is built for local project work with native shell integration and desktop performance through Tauri.
Yes. Open any local repo and SpacialDesk keeps your shell config, project files, tasks, and agent context together. No migration, no setup.
07 Access
SpacialDesk is included with the Basic plan. Upgrade to Pro when you want the full SpacialMind stack around it.
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Agent-first desktop IDE with a multi-panel workspace, native Claude integration, and plan-based task execution - purpose-built for vibe coding.
Model Context Protocol server that gives your AI editor the ability to create projects, manage tasks, and configure agents.
Voice-to-code interface for hands-free development. Describe what you want to build using your voice.
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