Tilemode teaches the coding agent you already use how to set up your Mac. You say what you want, it runs the commands. Your agent, your subscription. Tilemode adds zero AI costs.
Setup (or Settings › Agents) lists the coding agents it finds on your Mac. Click Install on the ones you want. It's one plain-text file. Read it, remove it, whatever.
Pick your agent command and terminal once in Settings › Agents. After that, ⌃⌥A opens your agent in ~/.config/tilemode, already briefed.
Plain English. The agent shows you the tilemode commands it's about to run, runs them, and you're done.
# ⌃⌥A, then: › make issues.example.com an app on ⌥⌘L and tile it left ● using Tilemode skill $ tilemode app add https://issues.example.com --name Issues \ --hotkey opt+cmd+l --tile left-half ✓ Issues is in ~/Applications/Tilemode Apps ✓ ⌥⌘L → Issues ✓ Issues snaps to left-half when it opens
config.toml (Tilemode reloads on save)tilemode doctor and tilemode license status--yes, and the skill says to use it only when you askedlicense status never prints itSame commands your agent runs. Add --json for scripts.
$ tilemode app add https://issues.example.com --name Issues \
--hotkey opt+cmd+l --tile left-half$ tilemode hotkey set opt+cmd+e com.example.editor $ tilemode hotkey list
$ tilemode rule add Mail --tile right-third --display 2$ tilemode layout save coding $ tilemode layout apply coding
$ cp config.toml ~/.config/tilemode/config.toml $ tilemode apply
$ tilemode doctor $ tilemode license status --json
Full reference in the docs. Questions: support@tilemode.app.