WindowAtlas 0.9.4

WindowAtlas 窗口图鉴 0.9.4 — a macOS window workspace built for parallel AI coding.

Running a dozen terminals at once? 0.9.4 makes every terminal tab tell you which project it belongs to — and lets you name projects.

Install

curl -fsSL https://github.com/kaizaoji/WindowAtlas/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Or download the DMG below. Not notarized by Apple yet: on first launch open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. Already installed? Run the command again to update; permissions are kept.

SHA-256: 960d528961760d1dd06430a0d1a5b8c137dad64784b97d1a52e06e293b7fa271 · macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.

New in 0.9.4

• Project path on every terminal tab — long paths keep the project folder name; click the path to copy the full path (or Copy Path from the context menu).
• Name your projects — right-click a terminal tab → Name Project…. Remembered per folder, shown on every tab in that folder across all terminals, kept after restarts and searchable. Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, WezTerm and kitty tab titles are updated too.
• More terminals — Ghostty, WezTerm and kitty listed per tab and split pane with one-click switching (kitty: add allow_remote_control socket-only and listen_on unix:/tmp/kitty to kitty.conf). Warp, Alacritty, Hyper, Tabby, Rio and cmux list each session's path and program.
• Task status for these terminals — see whether a command or AI session is running or how long it has been idle.
• Fixes: empty terminal paths; idle terminals with powerlevel10k shown as "running a command"; apps opened after turning on the tab view weren't picked up.

Feedback and ideas are welcome in Issues. If WindowAtlas helps you, a ⭐ helps other AI coders find it.

WindowAtlas 0.9.3

WindowAtlas 窗口图鉴 0.9.3 — a macOS window workspace built for parallel AI coding.

The project now lives at github.com/kaizaoji/WindowAtlas (old links redirect). If you installed 0.9.2 with the one-line command, run it again to update.

Install

curl -fsSL https://github.com/kaizaoji/WindowAtlas/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Or download the DMG below. Not notarized by Apple yet: on first launch open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

SHA-256: 9f3c1d340df3c11e0e97a735c3dd17e0f4a125e797c1ca4538a3db7f4e881aec · macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.

New in 0.9.3

• Terminal and iTerm2 tabs — every tab (and split pane) listed with its full project path, running program and TTY; double-click to jump there. Terminal contents are never read.
• Arrange windows in one click — multi-select 2–9 windows from any apps: auto grid, side by side, stacked, or main window on the left; on one display, a chosen display, or each window's own display. Arranged windows are marked with their display.
• Tabs, selected together — multi-select browser or terminal tabs to arrange their windows; split Chrome and Edge tabs into their own windows (pages don't reload) and arrange them.
• One search for windows and tabs — titles, apps, URLs or paths, with multiple keywords.
• Codex resume commands in the command library; new built-in commands reach existing libraries once.
• Tab thumbnails are confirmed against the window's live title, so previews never land on the wrong tab.

Feedback and ideas are welcome in Issues. If WindowAtlas helps you, a ⭐ helps other AI coders find it.

WindowAtlas 0.9.2

First public release of WindowAtlas 窗口图鉴 — a native macOS window workspace. Every window as a thumbnail, one click to get there.

Install

One line (Terminal):

curl -fsSL https://github.com/zerotoonex/WindowAtlas/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

The script checks your Mac, verifies the SHA-256 and the signing certificate, then installs into Applications.

Or the DMG: download WindowAtlas-0.9.2-apple-silicon.dmg below and drag WindowAtlas into Applications. WindowAtlas is not notarized by Apple, so on first launch open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

SHA-256: 7212edc8e705b8d457072257f18892d6570b9ceb56e77cac3b38f56ae65d7a2d

Requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon.

Highlights

• Thumbnail boards grouped by app, an always-on sidebar, keyboard navigation.
• Drag to reorder; Shift/⌥ multi-select to move windows together, to the top or to the bottom.
• Chrome, Edge and Safari tabs, per browser or combined under All Windows.
• Windows on other desktops (Spaces) and multiple displays.
• Terminal and iTerm2 task status, window placement grid, ⌘K command library, Markdown project notes with backups.
• No account, no server, no analytics — previews stay on your Mac.

See the install guide and privacy statement.