News · Moru
Release notes and announcements for Moru, Moru Core and Spill. Each post lives on KeyFlow, where you can read it in full and leave a comment.
Your first task in Moru: start with one small change
Open a familiar project, use a coding agent you already know, and follow one change from request to review.
All 159 Moru Core skills, by platform
A new page counts the skills Moru Core gives coding agents, groups them by shared area and platform, and opens each one in place.
The agent says it fixed the bug. What should you check next?
Review the requested scope, the actual diff and the commands that ran, then continue the correction in the same Moru task.
Mo's five states
How Mo, Moru's tuxedo cat, shows resting, working, waiting for you, done, and failed.
What Moru Core carries forward, and what it checks again
How Moru Core handles task tracking, session continuation, shared skills, and project memory compared with tools like Paperclip—and where current boundaries remain.
Moru in one screenshot
A short tour of the Moru window, where projects and tasks, agent terminals, and the changed code sit side by side.
Running Claude Code and Codex? Find the task that needs your answer
Use Moru to keep projects, tasks and agent sessions together, then return to the question or result that needs your attention.
Moru: keep track of the work you give coding agents
Moru is a macOS workspace for running coding agents, noticing when they need you, and reviewing their changes.