Multi-Project
Run Multiple Projects Without Losing Your Place
Keep several projects active inside one AI-native workstation. Move between them, run work across them, and manage changing priorities without rebuilding your setup.
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Desktop-FirstEverything You Need to Keep Projects Moving
Instead of treating every repo as a separate setup, keep your projects visible, coordinate active work, and decide what needs you next from one workspace.
Open and Switch Between Projects
Keep every repo in one sidebar and move between them without closing the work in progress or rebuilding the environment around it.
See What Needs You
Every chat shows whether it is running, waiting on your answer or done, across all your projects. Go where you are needed.
Keep Tool State
The terminal, browser and files a chat opened stay with that chat. Come back to it and they are where you left them.
Work on Branches Side by Side
Give a branch its own worktree and its own chat. Two features in one project, both running, neither in the other's way.
Plan Across Projects
Review active projects and coordinate upcoming development tasks from the same workspace instead of planning each one in isolation.
Move from Project to Project in Three Steps
Once your projects are in PandaOS, the workspace becomes the place you return to throughout the day. Open what each project needs, start the work, then shift your focus as priorities change.
Add Your Projects
Bring the repos and projects you actively work on into PandaOS.
Set Up the Workspace
Open the tools and sessions each project needs.
Follow the Priority
Focus on whichever project needs attention next.
Spend Less Time Managing the Setup Around the Work
Working across several projects can create a second job: remembering where every session, task and piece of active work lives.
Without PandaOS
You manage the projects and the setup around them.
- Find the right window before you can start working
- Match each terminal session to the correct codebase
- Check which AI task is still running and where
- Rebuild your bearings after every interruption
- Track progress across separate project environments
With PandaOS
See what's happening and go where you're needed.
- Open the project you need from one shared workspace
- Know where each active stream of work belongs
- See what is already in progress before stepping in
- Handle a new priority without resetting your setup
- Return to previous work with its environment intact
Goes Further With the Rest of PandaOS
Every project gets the same agents, the same connected apps and the same memory. Pick up where this page leaves off.
Bring Your Projects Into One Working Environment
Keep the repos you're building, debugging, and managing accessible alongside the agents and development tools that move them forward.
FAQ
Who is the Multi-Project Workspace built for?
It's particularly useful for developers handling multiple repositories, freelancers working across client projects, and agencies managing several development environments.
What can PandaOS agents do inside a development environment?
PandaOS agents can analyze repositories, modify or create files, execute terminal commands, and interact with the development environment as part of a task.
Can I restrict what PandaOS can access on my machine?
Yes. PandaOS includes a Limited mode that keeps agents inside the project folder. On Mac it is enforced by the system sandbox, and scheduled automations always run in it.
Can I connect my own AI models or API keys?
Yes. PandaOS supports a bring-your-own-model architecture, including API-key connections and different model engines, so you can choose how AI is powered inside your workspace.
What can the built-in browser do?
PandaOS's built-in browser can browse websites, inspect web applications, take screenshots, and send those screenshots directly into chat for analysis.
Can PandaOS automate work across connected tools?
Yes. PandaOS agents can perform multi-step workflows across connected services, including working with repositories, databases, deployment tools, and external applications.