Now on macOS
Claude Code, Codex, or Grok, in an app that remembers. Every card keeps its purpose, its decisions, and its last brief, and shows you your own app while you work.
Works with what you already use
How it works
What it does
Every agent on its own card, all working the same project together.
Close a card and your work is saved. Reopen it and carry on.
Connects to your Figma, GitHub, Linear, and the rest.
Point at the thing to change, and move between design and build without leaving.
Draft, shared, live. One step at a time, to GitHub and Vercel.
And the rest
/model lists every agent's models, and the brief carries over.
Your dev server or the iOS simulator, right beside the chat.
The grid shows which cards are working and which need you.
Auto still asks before deleting a branch or leaving the project.
An agent's question folds to a strip while you keep working.
Elapsed time for each turn, next to how long it usually takes.
Tokens and spend for the last turn, in the footer.
Any path the agent prints is a link.
Run a command in Terminal instead of sending it to the agent.
Model, mode, cost, session, and MCP tools are one keystroke away.
Updates install when you say, after every card saves its brief.
Scroll up and new output won't pull you back down.
Before you download
Slip drives the Claude Code you already have. If it is installed and signed in, you are set: open Slip, point it at a folder, and that folder becomes your first card.
If it is not, install it and sign in once.
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-codeCodex and Grok are optional and connect the same way, at first launch or later from Settings.
