FULL SUITE / All 4 Apps, Better Together

The four apps share one design language — the same themes, the same boot screens, matching menu-bar letters — but the connection runs deeper than looks. BISHOP and MOTHER together turn your file system into a workspace for AI: your files know about your Claude sessions, and Claude is one right-click away from any folder.

• Terminal from anywhere — right-click any folder in BISHOP and open a shell or a Claude session right there
• Live session badges — folders where Claude is working show a breathing dot in BISHOP; click it to jump straight into that session
• Resume in place — Claude project folders are badged, and one click picks the session up where you left off
• Ask Claude about anything — right-click a file or folder and open a session with the question already typed
• Commit with Claude — inside a git checkout, hand the diff review and commit message to Claude from the right-click menu
• Drag files into the conversation — pull files from BISHOP into MOTHER and their paths type themselves
• Natural-language search — type ? before a search and ask in plain English; matches come back as ordinary, clickable results
• Organize with Claude — Claude surveys a messy folder and returns a plan, not an action: every proposed move, rename, and duplicate on a checklist you approve first. BISHOP makes the changes itself, and anything removed goes to the Trash, not oblivion
• Privacy as architecture — file assistance is off by default and takes a deliberate switch in both apps; Claude's access is read-only, scoped to the one folder you point it at, only while a request runs. Everything travels through files on your own Mac. Nothing leaves it.

Use one app or all four. They're excellent alone — and something else entirely together.