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The first launch is the whole window: a live Kaze window beside each step shows what you
choose. Bring your browser over (each kind on its own switch), pick a colour, connect a model
and watch the agent book a flight, let your own agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) use Kaze,
press ⌘K, ⌘E and ⌥E once, and make Kaze your default.
Skip a step with Not now, or all of them with Set up later; what's left waits on the New Tab
page as a short checklist.
The agent, where you can see it
While the agent works on a page, a quiet ring runs round it; it turns amber when the agent
needs you.
When a run finishes, the bar under the page draws a tick, says how long it took, and offers to
close the tabs it opened.
If Kaze isn't in front, macOS tells you when the agent needs you or a long run is done
(Settings › Agent).
Tabs and Spaces
Hover a tab for a card with its page, site, memory and what the agent is doing there.
A pinned tab remembers its home: wander off, and its icon takes you back.
⌘K switches to a Space by name, and every row has its own actions (⌘K again). ⇧⌘C copies a
clean link.
The sidebar shows the Space's name; click it to rename.
Feel
The sidebar and the agent panel slide, and the page follows every frame; menus, popovers and
the palette fade out instead of vanishing.
One curve and two durations for all motion; one rule for every dialog, menu, toast and badge.
Deleting asks plainly, with a red glass button. Status colours stay the same in every theme.