Your attention
is yours.

It is where judgment happens. Where an unfamiliar piece of code starts to make sense. Where you spot the wrong assumption, find a better approach, or decide something is ready to ship. As agents become capable of doing more, you should have more freedom to choose where that attention goes.

That is why we’re building sh/redder.

We believe developers should have direct access to the tools they choose. The agents, models, and capabilities they already trust. The freedom to try something new, mix providers, change direction, and build a way of working that belongs to them.

Your workspace should make that freedom practical.

sh/redder brings code, terminals, and agents together in a lightweight, native environment. Arrange them around the work in front of you. Keep a test running beside an implementation. Inspect a change while another agent works. Move between projects with your working context intact.

Some days, you want your hands in every detail. Other days, you want to give clear instructions and let the agents get on with it. Often, you move between both within the same hour. Your workspace should make room for that.

We believe going AFK belongs in a serious development workflow. So does spending an afternoon understanding twenty lines of code. You decide what deserves your involvement.

Keeping track of everything takes attention too. We build for the moment a session needs an answer, a command finishes, or a change needs a closer look. Bring the relevant work into focus. Make it easy to inspect, act, and continue.

The agent providers will keep advancing. We want those advances to reach you through their tools, with direct access to what makes each one useful. Our responsibility is to make working with those tools feel coherent, responsive, and yours.

Staying lightweight takes discipline. Every feature must earn the complexity it adds. Every integration should preserve your freedom. Every interaction should respect your time.

That is our ambition for sh/redder: a thin, capable workspace that asks little of you and helps you get more from the tools you choose.

Use agents your way.
Keep your attention where it matters.