Managing multiple AI sessions is hard.
It doesn't have to feel that way.

Kazibee is the #1 place to work on UI with AI agents.

Swap models without leaving the thread, dial reasoning to the task, fan out to parallel threads, jump to any chat in a keystroke, and get answers as charts and diagrams — not walls of text.

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Lever 1 · No context switching

Stay in the thread.
Swap the model.

Going from Claude to Codex shouldn't mean a new app, a new window, or pasting your context again. Switch models with a keystroke and keep going in the same conversation.

Same thread ⌘ \
Claude Opus

Walk me through how this controller resolves the route.

Codex

Now apply the fix and run the tests.

Gemini Flash

Quick — rephrase the commit message.

Each model picks up the same conversation. No re-pasting, no re-explaining.

Lever 2 · Right-size reasoning

Don't pay for thinking
you don't need.

High reasoning is slow. Reading code doesn't need it. Designing a fix might. Dial it per turn so latency matches the task.

Low

Just read.

"What does this file do?" The model doesn't need to think — it needs to look.

Medium

Plan a change.

"Where should this live and what breaks?" Some thinking, not a deep dive.

High

Solve the hard one.

"Why is this race condition happening?" Worth the latency. Pay it on purpose.

The default isn't always thinking.

Lever 3 · Parallelism

Fan out instead
of waiting on one model.

Models are slow. So run several at once. New threads, forks, and worktrees are a keystroke away — and folders + quick rename keep them organized when you have ten in flight.

Threads ⌘ N · new
📁Auth refactor
session token migration worktree
oauth callback bug ⌘ R · rename
oauth callback bug — fork A fork
📁Landing redesign
hero copy variants
CTA test

CLI tabs break down past 4 windows. Folders + rename scale to 40.

New thread ⌘ N

Start a fresh task without losing the one you're on.

Fork thread ⌘ ⇧ F

Branch from any message to try a second direction without rewinding.

Worktree ⌘ ⇧ W

Isolate work on its own branch and filesystem so two threads don't collide.

Lever 4 · Context

Hand the model
exactly what it needs.

Better context = better answers, fewer turns. A fast local index lets you attach the right files to the chat in a keystroke — so the model is grounded in your code instead of guessing.

Attach files as context ⌘ /
@ setres|
+ server/services/setresolver/index.ts
attach
server/services/setresolver/cache.ts
test/setresolver.spec.ts
ui/lib/set-resize-handler.ts
Now in context: resolver/index.ts resolver/cache.ts resolver.spec.ts
Indexed locally · ranked by recency, proximity, and edit history

Less guessing means fewer turns. Fewer turns means done sooner.

Lever 5 · See instead of read

Some answers are faster
as a picture.

A diagram, chart, mock, or table can land in a glance — where a paragraph takes a minute. Kazibee renders them inline, on the fly, in the same conversation.

Faster to grok.

Glance, decide, move on — instead of parsing prose.

Sequence diagram preview

Rendered from workspace context, shown inside the conversation.

No files changed
UserUIAgentWorkspace

ask for diagram

inspect files

render visual

review result

Then decide what should change

Stop waiting
on the model.

Keyboard-driven. Right-sized reasoning. Parallel threads. Instant thread jumps. Visual answers. Free desktop app, your own keys.

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