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A tour of the SHIPIT window

3 min · Everyone · 6 steps

A short tour of the window: where to look to start something, watch agents work and find Settings.

  1. 01The switcher at the top

    The switcher at the top

    In the middle of the top bar there are two tabs: Agent and Code. The first is for talking to agents in plain words, the second for panes with terminals. Chat lives inside the Agent tab.

  2. 02Start: what to make

    Start: what to make

    The Start screen asks What do you want to make? The Website, Telegram bot and Reminders cards start a project: you answer a few questions, and an agent builds it while you watch. Below sits the Your path card.

    TipStart is there on Beginner and Intermediate. Pro has no Start.

  3. 03The Agent tab: your teammates

    The Agent tab: your teammates

    Tell a teammate what you want in plain words. It plans the work, does it in your project folder and asks when it needs you. The New agent button starts a new one.

    The tip on top goes away with Hide this tip.

  4. 04The Code tab: panes

    The Code tab: panes

    In the Code tab panes sit side by side. Each pane works in a project folder: an agent such as Claude Code or Codex, or a plain terminal. The active pane has a coloured ring.

    On the left is the list of projects: you see where an agent is working, where it waits for you and where a pane is asleep.

  5. 05Settings

    Settings

    The gear at the top right opens Settings. They come in three groups: Application, Account and System. The level and the tabs are in General, agent defaults in Agents & AI, folder access in File access.

    Press esc to go back.

  6. 06Signing in

    Signing in

    At the bottom left is Sign in: plan and sync from dzhura.app. This links SHIPIT to your account on the site.

Tips

Questions

Why is there no Start screen?

Pro has no Start. Change the level in Settings › General, under Experience.

How is Agent different from Code?

In Agent you describe a task in words and see the conversation. In Code you see the panes with the terminals where agents work.

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