Using CrazyToad

Workbench

Your tools in the right sidebar, one click away in the title bar.

  • Opentitle-bar buttons
  • Panelsseven
  • GitHubyour own gh login
  • Previewa shared browser
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Panels

Each has a button in the title bar, next to the Toad chat button.

DashboardEvery agent across Build, CLI and Multi: needs you, working, done.
FilesBrowse and edit the workspace.
GitChanges, history, pull requests, issues and Actions.
PreviewA built-in browser you share with Toad and agents.
TerminalA shell in the workspace.
AutomationsScheduled messages and goal loops.
MemoryWhat Toad remembers, and suggestions to approve.
  • It shows the Toad chat, or the tools you pick. A lit button means it’s showing.
  • Pick several and they stack top to bottom: two split it in half, three in thirds.
  • Each tool has a small header: its name, fullscreen and ×.
  • Fullscreen covers the middle and the sidebar column. Esc or the same button brings it back.
  • × closes that tool, same as its title-bar button. Close the last one and the sidebar hides.
  • A closed tool keeps its state, so a terminal or Preview page is still there when you reopen it.
  • The last title-bar button shows or hides the whole sidebar.

Git

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  • One panel for source control, local and GitHub.
  • A repo header up top: repo, branch, what’s ahead or behind, and a new-branch button.
  • With a GitHub remote, a strip under the header walks you through Commit, Push and Checks.
  • Changes: staged and modified files with inline diffs, then commit. Worktrees live here too.
  • History: a branch map and the commits.
  • Agents Toad delegates each work in their own worktree and merge back automatically.

Pull requests, issues and Actions

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  • These tabs appear when the repo has a GitHub remote.
  • Pull requests: create one from your branch, see checks and reviews, comment, review and merge.
  • Issues: read, comment, close, or Hand to Toad to get it fixed.
  • Actions: workflow runs, logs, re-runs, and Run workflow.
Note
Everything goes through your own gh login. CrazyToad stores no GitHub token. Before anything is posted to GitHub, a confirm card shows exactly what will be sent.

Preview

  • A browser built into the Workbench.
  • You, Toad and your agents see the same page, so they can check their own work.
  • Open your dev server or any site without leaving the chat.

Automations

  • Work that runs on its own, in one list.
  • On a schedule: send Toad a message at a set time, once or on repeat.
  • Until done: a goal loop, worked on pass after pass until it’s done.
  • More in Worktrees & automations.

Memory

  • What Toad and your agents remember, for this workspace or globally.
  • Suggestions up top: memories and doc changes Toad proposes. Keep or dismiss each one. Nothing is saved until you do.
  • Remember something… adds your own. Pin, edit or delete any entry.
  • Tidy up runs a clean-up pass over old entries.
  • A dot on the Memory button means suggestions are waiting.
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