Use cases

What teams use Coshell for.

The same shared, live AI session, applied to the work teams already do together. Pairing, debugging, onboarding, and review, with one agent everyone prompts and one running environment everyone sees.

Pair programming
Pair program with the agent, together
Two engineers, one live session, one agent on one running drive. Stop trading a screen-share where one drives and the other watches. Both of you prompt the same agent at the same time.
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Team debugging
Debug it together, in one live session
Some bugs need more than one head. The whole team drops into the same running session, shares the terminal, logs, and localhost preview, and prompts one agent that already has the repo loaded.
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Onboarding
Onboard in a live session, not a setup doc
Drop a new engineer into a warm drive that already has the repo, the dependencies, and a running environment, and let them follow a teammate through the codebase. Day one is building, not configuring.
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Code review
Review in the live session, not the diff
Join the running session, inspect the app in the integrated browser, annotate the element you mean, send the note to the agent, and watch the fix land, then push it to your real git.
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Put your team in one session.

Open a drive in the browser, or attach from the CLI. Bring your team into the same live session and work with one agent together.