Changelog

0.1.1

A window that you pop out of a stack now gets the full height of the display.
Maki now arranges the windows of Steam and other apps whose windows belong to a helper without a Dock icon.

First release.
Windows are placed side by side on a horizontal strip that scrolls to show the focused window.
Each display, each Space and each workspace has its own strip.
A column can hold several windows, either stacked or as tabs.
Windows with a fixed size float outside the strip. You can float any window.
The layout is saved and restored when Maki restarts. A window on another Space gets its place back when it appears.
A new window opens at the width that you last chose for its app.
When a display reconnects, its windows return to it.
An optional setting separates the displays, so that a window can scroll past the edge of a display without appearing on the next one.
A guided start checks the setup of your Mac and teaches the shortcuts on a practice strip.
You can choose the Stable or Beta update channel in Settings.
The maki command and the MCP server let tools and agents read and change the layout.