What is Campus?

Campus is a macOS workspace that transforms how builders collaborate with teammates and AI agents. Instead of scattering context across Slack threads, docs, tickets, canvases, and one-off AI chats, Campus keeps your repo, terminal, project knowledge, conversations, and agent work together in one persistent workspace. It's organized around the thing you are building, so humans and agents can pick up where the work left off.

Who it's for

• Solo builders who want a single, persistent environment where their tools, notes, and agents stay exactly where they left them
• Engineering teams that need a shared canvas where live cursors, terminals, and project context eliminate the friction of switching between apps
• AI-powered developers who work with agents like Claude and Codex and want them to operate as peers on the same canvas, driving real tiles alongside the team

Key features

Infinite canvas with live tiles

Every tool on Campus is a tile on an infinite, persistent surface. Terminals, web apps, notes, docs, and designs stay running and remain exactly where you placed them — even across restarts. You can pan, zoom, and arrange everything spatially, with no tab juggling.

Real terminals, always on

Each terminal tile is a live PTY that keeps running and retains its scrollback. Whether you restart the app or step away for hours, your terminal sessions are right where you left them.

Agents as peers on the canvas

Claude and Codex join your workspace as peers, not as separate chat windows. They see what you see, drive real tiles, and respond through the campus CLI — moving tiles, typing prompts, and clicking webviews. Every agent action is a real campus verb, not an animation.

Multiplayer with live cursors

Share a link and your team appears on your canvas with live cursors and cursor-chat. Agents join the same way — as peers that share the same context, tiles, and spatial arrangement.

What stands out

Campus turns your scattered workflow into a single, persistent canvas where humans and agents work side by side.

Instead of forcing you into a rigid tool or a chat-first interface, Campus gives you a spatial workspace that adapts to how you actually build. Your terminals, webviews, repos, designs, and agents all coexist on one infinite surface — and your team can drop in at any time with live cursors. It's a fundamentally different approach to collaboration that treats context as something you keep, not something you lose when you switch apps.

Worth checking out if…

You're tired of losing context across Slack, Notion, Linear, and ChatGPT tabs. If you build software and want a single workspace where your terminal, your team, and your AI agents all live together — and where you can pick up exactly where you left off — Campus is worth a serious look. It's especially compelling if you already work with Claude or Codex and want them to operate as real peers on your canvas.