MANY. TOOLS.

MERGE.

One workspace for your stack. Install merge and run it from your machine.

Install CLI · requires bun

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Session home with prompt and status bar

Prompt, status bar, shortcuts

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Codebase view with analysis and context sidebar

Repo analysis and context

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Quick guide

Keyboard

  • Ctrl+POpen the command palette
  • TabMove focus (agents / UI, where supported)

Providers

  • You pick models and providers in the session bar. Nothing auto-switches for you.

Repo

  • Context comes from the folder you opened. Same tree as your shell cwd.
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What this panel shows

Working directory

Whatever folder you started from. Your root, branch, files.

Session

Local terminal UI. What you see runs against that tree.

Integrations

Hook up Git hosts and tools you already use.

CLI

Run merge --help in a shell for flags and subcommands.

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README.merge1.0.0

Built for teams who
ship in parallel

Merge sits above your repo and tools. Everyone can see who owns what, which lane is live, and what ships next. Route work across editors, CI, and review without locking the whole team into one vendor.

When the room gets noisy, single-tool flows fall apart. Here handoffs stay visible and merges stay traceable, one thread from idea to production.

Principles

  • You drive the stack

    Pick models and providers in the session bar. We do not switch them for you.

  • Repo-first context

    What you opened is what you get. Same tree you would use in a shell.

  • Parallel without chaos

    Handoffs from idea to merge stay on one thread your team can read.

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/agents
/collaborate
/connect
/editor
/exit
/help
/init
/mcps
/models
/new
/review
/sessions
/skills
/status
/themes
/agents
/collaborate
/connect
/editor
/exit
/help
/init
/mcps
/models
/new
/review
/sessions
/skills
/status
/themes