Every window is a project you were in the middle of.
VS_Abode gives them a place: pinned work on the shelf, everything else in the drawer, the one you're in right now on the desk — with its branch, its uncommitted count, and the note you left yourself.
The current window is lifted into a band under the letterhead — branch, uncommitted count, LOC, TODOs, and its own note a click away.
Everything you've opened, most recent first. Search filters live; tag chips narrow the drawer; PIN puts a project on the shelf as a full folder.
Each note is a plain .abode/notes.md beside its project. It travels with the repo, survives uninstalling, and greps like any other file.
The desk follows your VS Code theme. Assign a project a colour and its window wears it — two windows never mistaken for each other.
this desk is free, MIT, and built by one person after hours. if it holds your projects well, buy the maker a coffee.
If VS_Abode earns its place on your start screen, a coffee is the whole business model.
