Using CrazyToad

Build

Chat with Toad. It plans, hands the work to agents, and checks what comes back.

  • OpenAlt+1
  • BrainClaude, Codex, OpenAI-compatible
  • Agentsa git worktree each
  • PaletteCtrl+K
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How a request flows

  1. You ask: in plain words, one line or a whole feature.
  2. Toad plans: breaks it down and picks the agents.
  3. Agents work: each in its own git worktree, shown here as sessions.
  4. Toad checks: reviews the results and reports back in the chat.

Pick the brain

  • Toad’s brain can run on Claude, Codex, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint: Gemini API, Grok, Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, llama.cpp.
  • Choose the model and effort in the composer’s model picker. See Accounts & models.

Steer where work runs

Toad delegates work to agents unless you ask for a pane.

By defaultDelegated agents, shown as sessions here. Results come back to the chat.
“Give me a pane here”A visible pane in CLI you can watch.
“Let me drive”An interactive pane you steer yourself.

Sessions and workspaces

  • The sidebar lists every workspace, with its sessions nested underneath: status dot, title, elapsed time.
  • Click a session to open it in the middle. Sessions that need you are tinted amber (red if one failed).
  • + on a workspace starts a new session: pick the model in the composer, type, press Enter.
  • ··· on a workspace: rename, settings, archive or remove. On a session: details or stop.
  • + at the top adds a workspace. Ctrl+B hides the sidebar.

Memory

  • Toad learns from finished tasks and proposes memories.
  • Nothing is saved until you approve it, in the Memory panel (brain icon in the title bar). A dot on it means suggestions are waiting.
  • Add, pin, edit or delete what Toad remembers there, for this workspace or globally.

Keep an eye on things

  • Toad’s chat sits in the right sidebar, beside your sessions.
  • The title-bar buttons swap it for Dashboard, Files, Git, Preview, Terminal, Automations or Memory. Pick several and they stack. See Workbench.
  • Switch between Build and CLI in the title bar, or with Alt+1 and Alt+2.