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Great tried the Starboard.zip, opened in Dock, after given permission. it works. some caveats Cmd+E expands hight, but not width. also default width is may be
by prabhanjana_c 2mo ago
Great tried the Starboard.zip, opened in Dock, after given permission. it works. some caveats Cmd+E expands hight, but not width. also default width is may be around 4 to 5 characters. It think it may be related to auto hide property of dock. mine is MacBook Pro (macOS Tahoe version 26.5.1)
My workflow as of today is open a terminal at documents/claude_mac_master folder , with Claude Code cli. always running. this is my master for all frequent tasks.
frequent commands I use on that. -
1. open vscode for project with name (it searches and finds the matching folder and then opens the vscode, then onwards it remembers my top 10 projects or folders working on ),
2. move the recently downloaded images to right folder.
3. create a new experimental project with following vision, in the right folder, open it in cmux (another agentic terminal) , with vision.md so that I will continue to work on that.
4. check disk sizes, and any cleanup.
would like to run the any cli agent in this terminal with default operations.
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- leopalamim 2mo agohey prabhanjana_c, thanks for the feedback. new release: a new 0.8.2 version was released and starboard now expands ignoring the dock and centering itself on the screen. it still sits above apps though. the default width you're experiencing is most likely because your dock is wide. if you want more room in the default starboard, i'd recommend reducing dock's height and removing apps you don't naturally open from the dock. starboard will automatically resize itself and have more room. the new expanded version might help you now. however, for your workflow, i'd recommend using starboard for fast ambient stuff (open VS Code for project X, sort downloads, quick disk check...) and a real terminal for claude code sessions. i use claude code on starboard though and it persists across desktops which helps. tell me how you feel about the new change and what other use cases you're using starboard for
- leopalamim 2mo agoprabhanjana_c, we now have a min-width for starboard, which will sit above the dock when it's too wide. make sure to comment your use case or even contribute in the project