Learn to run a fleet.
Stay in command of it.
One agent at a time was the old ceiling on your output. Here, every feature gets its own isolated worktree, watchdogs field the routine questions, and one workspace holds the thread — so the number of agents you run is a skill you grow, not a limit you hit.
8 hours on 1 feature, or 8 hours on 6. Same effort, different scale.
Claude works for minutes at a time. Between responses, you're idle — or you're prompting the next session. Scape lets you run as many isolated worktrees as you can keep in rhythm. Some people find their flow at four. Some handle eight. Either way, features that used to land one at a time now land together.
Claude asks a lot of questions. You don't have to answer all of them yourself.
Every session eventually stalls — waiting for a decision, a clarification, a yes or no. You either answer each one manually, or run dangerously-accept and hope for the best. Watchdogs are the middle ground. Give them instructions, and they'll handle the back-and-forth until the work reaches a reviewable state.
Every repo has a handful of commands you run constantly. Make them one click.
Deploy, test, lint, open a PR — whatever you type ten times a day. Save them as one-click tools that run in the background without blocking your session. The repetitive stuff just happens while you keep working.
Stop switching windows and getting distracted. Stay in control, stay in context.
Click a file path in Claude's output — it opens side by side. Open the GitHub PR in the same tab. Run your dev server and inspect localhost right there. When you're juggling eight sessions, staying in one place isn't a convenience — it's how you keep the rhythm going.
Every day you're writing more prompts and less code. Cmd+P. Talk. Enter.
Transcription runs on a local model — nothing leaves your machine, no server round-trip, no latency. It's not about being faster. It's about giving your hands a break when you're eight sessions deep.
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No account, no middleman, no markup. Scape runs on your machine, syncs through your iCloud, and authenticates with biometrics. You bring your own subscription — Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode — and we never sit between you and your tools.
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