Everything it does.

Through the Claude Agent SDK. Sonnet 5.5 by default, or Opus 5.5, Fable 5.1, Haiku 5.5 or any model id your account can use. Thinking from Low to Max.

Through codex app-server. GPT-6.1 Sol by default, or GPT-6 Astra, Sol and Luna, or GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra and Luna. Reasoning effort from None to Ultra where the model allows it, and Fast mode.

Through Pi's RPC mode, with whatever models your Pi is set up with. Thinking from Off to Max.

Change provider in the composer and the next agent continues the conversation. The transcript marks where it happened.

The status bar shows how much of your Claude or Codex plan's limit is left.

See which providers are installed and signed in before you start a session.

One card for all three providers: Allow once or Deny, with the command or edit in full.

Supervised, Auto-accept edits, Auto and Full access, set per session.

Agents ask single-choice, multiple-choice and free-text questions on a card you answer from the keyboard, with the asking subagent named.

An agent's plan is shown before it edits anything.

Ask for a plan or a review for one message, then go back to normal work.

/plan, /review, /goal, /model, /btw and /stop from the composer.

Keep typing while a turn runs; messages go out in order.

Each session can run in its own Git worktree under ~/.napdock/worktrees, or in the project folder if you prefer.

Ask a quick question with /btw on a read-only copy of the conversation.

Claude's subagents are listed live in their own pane as they work.

An agent can hand work to new sessions, up to eight at once, never with more permission than its own.

Fork a whole session, or from any finished turn.

The sidebar groups sessions into Needs input, Working and Recent, and a notification tells you when a turn finishes.

Tables, task lists, syntax-highlighted code, math as Unicode and Mermaid diagrams you can zoom.

Unified or side by side, with image, audio and video diffs.

Read any file in the session's checkout in the Files pane.

Up to 10 files a message, 10 MB each, with HEIC converted and a viewer for what you sent.

See how full each conversation is before it runs out of room.

Unsent prompts keep; finished sessions fold away until you want them back.

The files and the conversation, saved together after every turn that changes files, labelled by why.

Compare from any checkpoint, see each file's diff, and browse the files as they were.

Run a session in a container started from its saved commit, with your Mac's lid closed.

Between a cloud container and your Mac, one writer at a time; the machine it left is fenced.

When both sides changed files, compare Yours and Incoming, keep both, merge with AI or open a pull request.

Projects and sessions follow your account between clients.

Start a project from a GitHub repository.

Open a running port behind a signed-in preview URL, or a terminal in the browser.

Each provider signs in through its own CLI. napdock never reads or copies the credential.

MCP servers that need a login sign in through your browser, with tokens in the Keychain.

Name each account and use them side by side.

Sign in to napdock with a passkey or Google, approved in your browser, with eight recovery codes.

18 families, light and dark: Ink, Glass, Delta One, Moss, Tide, Kiln, Dusk, Rose, Sand, One, Ayu, Gruvbox, Solarized, Catppuccin, Rosé Pine, Tokyo Night, GitHub and Nord. Import Zed themes too.

Geist, Inter, IBM Plex Sans, Source Sans 3, Plus Jakarta Sans, Paper Mono or the system font.

Geist Mono, JetBrains Mono, Lilex, Fira Code, IBM Plex Mono, Source Code Pro or Paper Mono.

Interface, prose and code each from 10 to 24 points.

Panels, commands, keybindings, settings pages, menus, slots, renderers, link handlers, themes, and tools, skills and hooks for agents.

An extension's UI runs in a worker and its main part gets only the access it declares, which you can revoke.

Scaffold, build, check, test, pack and install extensions from the command line.

Every account feature from a shell, with JSON in and out, for scripts and other agents.