Screenshots.

Lintel 1.0.0, with made-up content: a pretend agent session in a folder called sample-app. Click a picture to see it large.

The small island at rest. The mascot and a running timer.
A permission card. The command an agent wants to run, with Allow and Deny.
A question. An agent asks, and its answers are buttons.
Home. The mascot, a Claude Code session at work and a Codex session beside it.
The Dashboard. A card for the agents, a card for the next event, and the processor and memory chip.
Finished. The card an agent leaves when it is done, with its summary.
Timer. A countdown running.
Reminders. Three reminders in the list.
The Shelf. It holds a note and a link.
The capture editor. A picture open, with its drawing tools.
The welcome page. At the first start: three bundles of features to begin with.
Settings, Features. One switch for each feature.
Settings, Island. How the island opens, stays and closes.
Settings, Mascot. The page for the mascot.

There are no pictures here of the player, the mixer, the clipboard, the calendar, the system monitor or the voice assistant. They could not be taken without showing someone’s own music, copies or meetings.