STAX IDE

Select once. Move and resize together. Select and group multiple windows: shells, notes, and browsers together. Drag the group around the canvas, or resize every window at the same time. STAX IDE is the IDE for devs who live in the terminal.

Every LLM harness right now is an "artist-engineer". Starts things, works with things, optimizes for correctness because tests are cheap to grade. The businessperson-politician quadrant is empty, and it's where long-horizon goals actually live or die. Finishing things with people is a different shape of work. Remembering you owe Priya a follow-up before her board meeting. Knowing the technically optimal proposal is politically dead because of who proposed the last one. Sequencing asks. Reading when yes means no. A harness for this needs things current ones don't have: relational memory (not "prefers Python" but "gets defensive when critiqued head-on"), a clock that runs in human time and acts on its own initiative across weeks, multi-party state tracking, outcome signals that aren't correctness (reply warmth, deal stage, coalition health). The honest version isn't sycophancy. It's delivering truth in the form and timing that lets it actually land. The artist-engineer figures out what should be done. The businessperson-politician gets it done. Real long-horizon impact needs both, and we've only built one.

Select once. Move and resize together. Select and group multiple windows: shells, notes, and browsers together. Drag the group around the canvas, or resize every window at the same time. STAX IDE is the IDE for devs who live in the terminal.