tiletopia

A Windows desktop app for running and arranging many WSL terminals at once. Built for managing multiple claude sessions across projects in parallel; works for any multi-shell workflow.

Install + use

Install: grab the latest tiletopia_<version>_x64-setup.exe from the releases page. Run it, accept SmartScreen ("More info → Run anyway" — not code-signed), launch from Start.
Daily use: split / close / swap panes with the toolbar buttons or Ctrl+Shift+E / O / W. Ctrl+K for the jump-to-pane palette. F1 for the in-app help overlay listing every shortcut.
README in the repo has the full feature list, install requirements, and source-build instructions: README.md.

What's in this wiki

MCP Setup for Claude Desktop — one-click .mcpb install walkthrough. Lets a Claude Desktop chat read scrollback, send keystrokes, spawn panes, and reshape your workspace.
MCP Policy Guide — how the three-tier allow / ask / deny permission model works, example rules, SSH safeguards, and the compiled-in hard-deny list (catastrophic patterns Claude is never allowed to run).
Troubleshooting — fixes for the common pain points: MCP 401 Unauthorized, WSL networking, Windows Firewall, panes not going idle, etc.

For contributors

Source on Forgejo.
memory.md at repo root tracks decisions, session logs, and open follow-ups — read it before starting work.
Build and run prereqs live in the README's "Build from source" section. TL;DR: Rust toolchain runs on Windows host only; the source dir is symlinked into WSL for editing convenience but pnpm and cargo commands must target the D:\ (or wherever) Windows path.