The complete map of what Synara can do — every feature, one page, with links to the guide for each.

The complete feature map. Each entry links to the page that covers it in depth.

Providers and models

Multi-provider workspace — use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok, Kilo Code, Pi, and Factory Droid from one app, with the subscriptions you already pay for. → Providers
Provider handoff — hand a thread to a different provider mid-task; the new model continues with the same context, environment, and Git state. → Handoffs
Model quick-switching — cycle models with alt+] / alt+[, favorite the ones you use, and drag providers into your own order. → Customization
Reasoning & effort control — per-provider effort ladders up to maximum reasoning, a dedicated picker (mod+shift+e), and /fast for quick turns. → Composer
Context management — live context-usage reporting, warnings before compaction, million-token context tracking, and in-session model switches without a restart. → Slash commands
Usage panels — provider limits and pace surfaced in the Environment panel and settings, so you see rate limits coming. → Customization

Parallel work

Git worktree isolation — every task can run in its own worktree with its own branch, so parallel agents never collide. → Worktrees
Native subagents & workflows — agents delegate to parallel child agents, shown live with phases, usage meters, and pause/stop controls. → Parallel agents
Fork & side threads — /fork splits a thread into the local checkout or a fresh worktree; /side opens a guarded side-conversation. → Slash commands
Automations — schedule recurring agent runs in plain language, with run history and AI-evaluated stop conditions that turn them off when the job is done. → Automations & Studio
Studio — a dedicated workspace for long-running, agent-led work, with outputs collected in one place instead of scattered across a transcript. → Automations & Studio
Project spaces — organize threads into named spaces per project, with a switcher tab bar and mod+alt+←/→ navigation. → Preview features

Agent Gateway — an app-owned MCP tool surface that lets capable agents create and steer Synara tasks under the app's project and worktree rules. → Parallel agents
External MCP integrations — pair Codex, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP app with a guided flow and give it a scoped, revocable Synara tool surface. → Preview features
Plan mode — the agent proposes before executing, and can pause to ask you multi-select questions before writing any code. → Composer
Checkpoints & revert — roll a thread back to an earlier state, with guardrails that refuse the revert while a turn is still running. → Composer

Pull Requests workspace — browse, search, review, comment, merge, and pin GitHub PRs across all your projects without leaving the app. → Pull requests
Fix button — groups every unresolved review comment into one numbered prompt, so the agent gets the whole review in a single message. → Pull requests
Diff review — a collapsible file tree, jump menu, and one-key toggle (mod+d) for reading exactly what changed. → Organize & navigate
Git actions — commit, push, create branches, and switch safely with stash recovery and conflict checks, all from the workspace. → Your first task
Code review on demand — /review starts a structured review of the current changes. → Slash commands

Inline file comments — comment on specific lines from a file preview and send them with your next prompt. → Composer
AppSnap — press both Option keys to capture any Mac app window and attach it straight to the current task. → Composer
Attachments that behave — files, images, folder mentions with a real directory picker, and pasted-text cards that survive edits. → Composer
Replies as context — select part of an assistant response and send it back as structured context in the next prompt. → Composer
Media in the transcript — generated images render inline with expand and download, and PDFs open in an in-app viewer. → Composer

Integrated terminals — real terminals in the task's working directory: drawer, splits, tabs, and a full-width terminal workspace. → Keyboard shortcuts
Browser preview & dev servers — live browser preview with browser control beside the conversation, and project dev servers managed from the same panel. → Organize & navigate
Editor workspace — a file tree and syntax-highlighted editor next to the chat, plus open-in launchers for VS Code, Cursor, Zed, JetBrains, Xcode, and more. → Organize & navigate
Split views — keep two tasks visible side by side (mod+\), even across projects. → Organize & navigate
Thread recap — auto-generated, cached summaries of long conversations, ready before a handoff or when you return days later. → Organize & navigate
Pins, markers & notes — pin projects, threads, and messages; mark transcript moments; keep autosaving notes attached to each task. → Organize & navigate
Keyboard-first navigation — jump to any thread with mod+1…9, cycle recent views with ctrl+tab, and search everything with mod+k. → Keyboard shortcuts
Thread export — /export downloads any thread as a ZIP with a readable markdown transcript. → Slash commands

Slash commands — /plan, /fork, /subagents, /export, /automation and friends: thread control without leaving the keyboard. → Slash commands
Custom keybindings — remap anything from a settings panel or an ordered JSON keymap with context-aware rules. → Keyboard shortcuts
Theme editor & density controls — tune the UI colors and information density directly in settings, terminals included. → Customization
Profile & activity stats — a local profile of your patterns: provider and model mix, active hours, and a token heatmap. → Customization
Releases, in the app — a "What's new" dialog after each update, full release history in settings, and installs that verify themselves. → Customization
Local-first by design — chats, projects, and history stay on your machine; traffic goes only to the provider you picked. → Synara documentation