Verne Docs

Verne wraps Claude Code, Codex, or any CLI agent in a real macOS workspace with terminals, a code editor, an embedded browser, git, and agent-readable notes. Run several projects side by side, isolate work in git worktrees, and see what every agent is doing without reading each terminal.

Start here

• What is Verne?: the 60-second pitch — who it’s for and when to reach for it.
• Installation: download Verne and get the verne CLI on your PATH.
• Your first session: open a folder, launch an agent, and see it working.
• Supported agents: which CLI agents Verne detects and integrates with.

Core concepts

A few ideas are worth understanding up front:

• Workspaces & worktrees: how Verne tracks your repos and isolates agent work.
• Terminals, tabs & panes: where agents run.
• Agents & status: how Verne knows what each agent is doing.
• Persistent sessions: why your agents keep running after you close the window.

Go deeper

Once you’re set up, explore working with agents, source control & review, the embedded browser, and voice dictation. The reference section documents every setting, shortcut, and the Verne MCP server.