feat: layout, bump version

Author: lgalabru

AXEL.md

@@ -9,77 +9,81 @@
 workspace: axel
 
 # =============================================================================
-# Agent directories
+# Skill directories
 # =============================================================================
-# Search paths for agent files (first match wins for duplicate names)
+# Search paths for skill files (first match wins for duplicate names)
 # Supports: ./relative, ~/home, /absolute paths
 
 skills:
   - path: ./skills
   - path: ~/.config/axel/skills
 
 # =============================================================================
-# Shell definitions
+# Layouts
 # =============================================================================
-# Define shells that can be used in terminal profiles
-#
-# Built-in types: claude, codex, opencode, shell
-# Custom types use the 'command' field
-
-shells:
-  # Claude Code - AI coding assistant
-  - type: claude
-    color: gray
-    skills:
-      - "*"                    # Load all agents, or list specific: ["agent1", "agent2"]
-    # model: sonnet            # Model: sonnet, opus, haiku
-    # prompt: "Your task..."   # Initial prompt
-    # allowed_tools: []        # Restrict to specific tools
-    # disallowed_tools: []     # Block specific tools
-    # args: []                 # Additional CLI arguments
-
-  # Codex - OpenAI coding assistant
-  - type: codex
-    color: green
-    skills: ["*"]
-    # model: gpt-4           # Model to use
-
-  # OpenCode - Open-source coding assistant
-  # - type: opencode
-  #   color: blue
-  #   agents: ["*"]
-
-  # Regular shell with notes displayed on startup
-  - type: shell
-    notes:
-      - "$ axel -k axel"
-
-  # Custom command example
-  # - type: logs
-  #   command: "tail -f /var/log/app.log"
-  #   color: red
-
-# =============================================================================
-# Terminal profiles
-# =============================================================================
-# Layout configurations for tmux sessions
-#
-# Profile types:
-#   tmux    - Standard tmux session (default)
-#   tmux_cc - iTerm2 tmux integration mode
-#   shell   - No tmux, run first pane directly
-#
-# Pane positioning:
-#   col: 0, 1, 2...  - Column position (left to right)
-#   row: 0, 1, 2...  - Row position within column (top to bottom)
-#   width: 50        - Column width percentage
-#   height: 30       - Row height percentage
-#
-# Colors: purple, yellow, red, green, blue, gray, orange
 
-terminal:
-  profiles:
-    # Default profile - two columns
+layouts:
+  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  # Pane definitions
+  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  # Define panes that can be used in grid layouts
+  #
+  # Built-in types: claude, codex, opencode, antigravity, shell
+  # Custom types use the 'command' field
+
+  panes:
+    # Claude Code - AI coding assistant
+    - type: claude
+      color: gray
+      skills:
+        - "*"                    # Load all skills, or list specific: ["skill1", "skill2"]
+      # model: sonnet            # Model: sonnet, opus, haiku
+      # prompt: "Your task..."   # Initial prompt
+      # allowed_tools: []        # Restrict to specific tools
+      # disallowed_tools: []     # Block specific tools
+      # args: []                 # Additional CLI arguments
+
+    # Codex - OpenAI coding assistant
+    - type: codex
+      color: green
+      skills: ["*"]
+      # model: gpt-4           # Model to use
+
+    # OpenCode - Open-source coding assistant
+    # - type: opencode
+    #   color: blue
+    #   skills: ["*"]
+
+    # Regular shell with notes displayed on startup
+    - type: shell
+      notes:
+        - "$ axel -k axel"
+
+    # Custom command example
+    # - type: logs
+    #   command: "tail -f /var/log/app.log"
+    #   color: red
+
+  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  # Grid layouts
+  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  # Layout configurations for tmux sessions
+  #
+  # Grid types:
+  #   tmux    - Standard tmux session (default)
+  #   tmux_cc - iTerm2 tmux integration mode
+  #   shell   - No tmux, run first pane directly
+  #
+  # Cell positioning:
+  #   col: 0, 1, 2...  - Column position (left to right)
+  #   row: 0, 1, 2...  - Row position within column (top to bottom)
+  #   width: 50        - Column width percentage
+  #   height: 30       - Row height percentage
+  #
+  # Colors: purple, yellow, red, green, blue, gray, orange
+
+  grids:
+    # Default grid - two columns
     default:
       type: tmux
       claude:

Cargo.lock

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 [workspace.package]
-version = "0.4.0"
+version = "0.6.0"
 edition = "2024"
 description = "Axel is a tmux workspace launcher"
 license = "Apache-2.0"

Cargo.toml

@@ -1,34 +1,34 @@
 # axel
 
-A CLI for AI-assisted development. Portable agents across LLMs. Reproducible terminal workspaces.
+A CLI for AI-assisted development. Portable skills across LLMs. Reproducible terminal workspaces.
 
 ## The Problem
 
-Vibe coding is here. LLMs are racing to top benchmarks with infinite funding behind them. You want to switch when one pulls ahead—but your agents are stuck in `.claude/` or `.codex/`.
+Vibe coding is here. LLMs are racing to top benchmarks with infinite funding behind them. You want to switch when one pulls ahead—but your skills are stuck in `.claude/` or `.codex/`.
 
-Not using agents? You're leaving most of the LLM potential on the table. Copy-pasting them between tools? They drift out of sync.
+Not using skills? You're leaving most of the LLM potential on the table. Copy-pasting them between tools? They drift out of sync.
 
 Meanwhile, your terminal is chaos and your IDE crashes and keep losing context.
 
-**axel fixes both and going beyond.**
+**axel fixes both and goes beyond.**
 
 ## Features
 
-### Agent Portability
+### Skill Portability
 
-Write your agents once. axel symlinks them wherever they need to go.
+Write your skills once. axel symlinks them wherever they need to go.
 
 ```
-agents/
+skills/
   code-reviewer.md
   frontend-engineer.md
   security-auditor.md
 ```
 
-![Agent Portability](docs/agents.png)
+![Skill Portability](docs/agents.png)
 
 
-Switch LLMs by changing one line. No more copy-pasting between `.claude/agents/` and `.codex/agents/`.
+Switch LLMs by changing one line. No more copy-pasting between `.claude/commands/` and `.codex/agents/`.
 
 ### Reproducible Workspaces
 
@@ -38,16 +38,18 @@ One command. Your entire workspace materializes.
 # AXEL.md (frontmatter)
 workspace: myproject
 
-shells:
-  - type: claude
-    agents: ["*"]
-  - type: shell
-    path: ./backend
-  - type: shell
-    path: ./frontend
-
-terminal:
-  profiles:
+layouts:
+  panes:
+    - type: claude
+      skills: ["*"]
+    - type: backend
+      command: npm run dev
+      path: ./backend
+    - type: frontend
+      command: pnpm dev
+      path: ./frontend
+
+  grids:
     default:
       type: tmux
       claude:
@@ -88,7 +90,7 @@ cargo install --path crates/cli
 
 ### Supported LLMs
 
-Agents can be dispatched to any of the following LLM:
+Skills can be dispatched to any of the following LLMs:
 
 - [x] [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) - Anthropic
 - [x] [Codex](https://openai.com/codex) - OpenAI
@@ -103,18 +105,18 @@ Agents can be dispatched to any of the following LLM:
 # Initialize a workspace in current directory
 axel init
 
-# Import your existing agents
-axel agent import ./.claude/agents/web-developer.md
-axel agent import ./agents/
+# Import your existing skills
+axel skill import ./.claude/commands/web-developer.md
+axel skill import ./skills/
 
-# Launch a single AI shell (agents are symlinked automatically)
+# Launch a single AI pane (skills are symlinked automatically)
 axel claude
 
 # Or launch the full workspace
 axel
 ```
 
-> **Note:** `axel bootstrap` exists to auto-discover agents across your machine, but it's experimental. We recommend manually importing agents with `axel agent import <file|dir>` for more control.
+> **Note:** `axel bootstrap` exists to auto-discover skills across your machine, but it's experimental. We recommend manually importing skills with `axel skill import <file|dir>` for more control.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -129,52 +131,51 @@ axel session list             # List running sessions
 axel session join <name>      # Attach to a session
 axel session kill <name>      # Kill a session
 
-# Agents
-axel agent list               # List all agents
-axel agent import <path>      # Import from file or directory
-axel agent new                # Create a new agent
-axel agent fork <name>        # Copy global agent locally
-axel agent link <name>        # Symlink global agent locally
+# Layouts
+axel layout ls                # List available panes
+
+# Skills
+axel skill list               # List all skills
+axel skill import <path>      # Import from file or directory
+axel skill new                # Create a new skill
+axel skill fork <name>        # Copy global skill locally
+axel skill link <name>        # Symlink global skill locally
 ```
 
 See the [CLI Reference](https://docs.axel.md/commands) for all options.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-### Shells
-
-Define what runs in each pane:
-
-```yaml
-shells:
-  # AI assistants
-  - type: claude
-    agents: ["code-reviewer", "frontend-engineer"]
-    model: claude-sonnet-4-20250514
-
-  - type: codex
-    agents: ["*"]  # All agents
-
-  - type: antigravity
-    agents: ["*"]
-
-  # Custom commands
-  - type: shell
-    path: ./backend
-    command: npm run dev
-
-  - type: shell
-    path: ./frontend
-    command: pnpm dev
-```
-
-### Profiles
+### Layouts
 
-Define terminal layouts:
+Define panes and grid layouts in the `layouts` section:
 
 ```yaml
-terminal:
-  profiles:
+layouts:
+  # Pane definitions - what runs in each pane
+  panes:
+    # AI assistants
+    - type: claude
+      skills: ["code-reviewer", "frontend-engineer"]
+      model: sonnet
+
+    - type: codex
+      skills: ["*"]  # All skills
+
+    - type: antigravity
+      skills: ["*"]
+
+    # Custom commands
+    - type: backend
+      path: ./backend
+      command: npm run dev
+
+    - type: frontend
+      path: ./frontend
+      command: pnpm dev
+
+  # Grid layouts - how panes are arranged
+  grids:
     default:
       type: tmux  # tmux, tmux_cc (iTerm2), or shell
       claude:
@@ -189,19 +190,19 @@ terminal:
         row: 1
 ```
 
-### Agents
+### Skills
 
-Centralize your agents:
+Centralize your skills:
 
 ```yaml
-agents:
-  - path: ./agents           # Local agents
-  - path: ~/.config/axel/agents  # Global agents
+skills:
+  - path: ./skills           # Local skills
+  - path: ~/.config/axel/skills  # Global skills
 ```
 
 ## For Developers Who
 
-- Run multiple AI coding assistants and are tired of maintaining separate configs
+- Run multiple AI coding assistants and are tired of maintaining separate skill configs
 - Work across several repositories that need to be running simultaneously
 - Want reproducible dev environments they can spin up instantly
 - Believe their tooling should adapt to them, not the other way around