Baton is also more git-aware. Instead of just showing raw diff line counts, you see commits ahead and behind your target branch, so you can tell at a glance how far each workspace has diverged and shortcuts for resolving it in the matter you want.

One thing I think is unique is the built-in MCP server. It lets agents spawn new workspaces programmatically, so you use an agent to launch agents in new isolated workspaces.

I built this because running multiple Claude Code agents across multiple IDE and terminal windows was getting messy. Like many, I went from working at one thing at the time, to multiple, and it was all changing quite fast.

I needed one place to see all my agents and worktrees, seamlessly switch between them, monitor their status and once their done, review their changes. I also wanted to quickly spin up new agents in isolated worktrees whenever an idea came to mind.

I've been building Baton from within Baton for a while now, which has been a pretty fun loop. Would love to hear what you think!

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It's impossible to stand alone and still have access to all top tech in todays world. US will obviously rely much more on china without EU trade.

EU is currently dependent on US for software/cloud.

US is dependent on EU in advanced machinery, precision tooling and high end manufacturing equipment.

The US imports massive amounts of chemicals, drugs and vaccines from the EU.

Both regions would look to china for replacements probably.

A major downside and risk for Europe is that they would have to get the share LNG from the US from elsewhere, as it's not self sufficient energy wise, but this would most likely not come from China.

This is incredibly damaging for the USs reputation and alliance with the rest of the western world. A lot of European leaders are now one after one posting on X that Greenland belongs to Denmark.

Not excluding taking Greenland using military force would never have happened without Trump as president.

In fact the US has closed dozens of bases on Greenland since the 40s.

The president says Greenland needs to be a part of the US, and he wont rule out using military force.

The wife of one of his cabinet members tweets a picture where Greenland belongs to the US and captions it "SOON".

How is Denmark supposed the respond when the president is actively threatening them?

You have been acclimated to having a president who says crazy things. This is not normal.

I think almost nobody sees it actually happening, but just the fact that he is saying these things is insane.

I also think there is no way this is actually going to happen, but its obviously big news in itself that Trump and people in his circles are not willing to rule it out and are actively hinting at it.

Its kind of ridiculous that we’re all just supposed to make our own interpretations when the president is just talking shit again or being serious.

It states the goal is to help Europe operate as a "group of aligned sovereign nations" rather than a unified political or economic entity.

It explicitly calls for "cultivating resistance to Europe’s current trajectory within European nations."

It claims that the EU and other "transnational bodies" are responsible for a "stark prospect of civilizational erasure."

It attacks the EU’s regulatory framework, calling it "economic suicide" and "stifling regulation". Suggesting that the U.S. will prioritize trade and technology sharing with "aligned countries" that reject these EU standards, creating economic incentives for member states to break away from EU-wide rules.

It emphasizes building up "the healthy nations of central, eastern, and southern Europe"—specifically those that "want to restore their former greatness"

Russia is obviously having quite a hard time from sanctions caused by their actions.