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Workbench 0.9 adds Keep Working so Claude Code sessions survive app restarts, plus in-chat model switching, Motion settings and one-click Git buttons.
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Six pocket picks priced $11 to $59, each fixing one daily annoyance with smarter design rather than extra features. Here's what each one does well.
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