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See how your codebase fits together
A map of your services, modules, functions and dependencies, parsed from source. Trace a bug to its line and see what depends on it. Living documents stay in sync as the code changes.
How Architecture worksPanolayer Studio · for macOS
Understand the code you didn’t write.
Studio is the Mac app for working with coding agents. See your whole codebase as a map, run your agents side by side, review their changes by risk, and verify every change they make before merge.
macOS 15 on Apple silicon · Free to start · No credit card required
Your agents write faster than you can review.
Most of a big diff is lockfiles and config. The risky files are buried in the middle, and the code they break is in files the agent never opened. Studio pulls the risky changes to the front and shows you all dependencies they touch.
What’s inside
Everything you need to trust agent-written code
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Review the changes that matter
Every changed file scored by risk, with the reason, so you know what to read first. Commit and push from the same screen.
How Changes works03
Every change verified
The Verification Engine runs on every save and every time an agent finishes. Failures come back with the rule, the location and the callers they affect.
How the Verification Engine works04
Run your agents side by side
Install agents from the Agent Marketplace in one click, or bring your own CLI agents. Each one works in its own worktree, and nothing merges until you approve it.
Browse the Agent Marketplace05
Build the agent your project needs
Lay out how an agent works as a graph: the steps, the checks after each one, and what happens when a check fails. Keep it private or publish it.
How Graph Builder worksPanolayer Agent
Fixes with the context it needs
When verification flags a regression, Panolayer Agent takes the failure and the affected callers as its brief, fixes it in its own worktree, and the fix is verified again. During review, open a chat with the diff already loaded and ask what changed and why.
Questions
Something else? Contact us and we’ll answer.
Does Studio replace my editor?
No. It runs alongside your editor. Agents work in their own worktrees, so your branch stays as you left it.
Which agents can I run?
Panolayer Agent and 20+ agents in the Agent Marketplace, including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and OpenCode. You can also run CLI agents already installed on your Mac.
Do I need my own subscription or API key?
Yes, for third-party agents. They run on your own subscription or key, and you pay the model provider directly. Panolayer doesn’t resell model access.
Can an agent merge its own work?
No. Agent work is verified first, then you decide. You can always merge yourself, even with checks failing, and the failures stay listed.
Does every agent run in a container?
No. Marketplace agents run in a hardened container with no path to your main working tree. CLI agents on your Mac run as you, in their own worktree. That separates their work, but it isn’t a security sandbox.
What do I need to run it?
A Mac with Apple silicon, on macOS 15 or later.
I’m on Windows or Linux. Can I use it?
Not Studio yet. Join the waitlist, or use Panolayer for VS Code, which also runs in Cursor, when it launches.