The single tab that replaces the monitor stack

The analyst used to need three monitors at his desk. The middle one for the editor, the left for the data sources, the right for the dashboard he was tuning. Working from a café meant he was useless: the desk was the apparatus.

Now the apparatus is a workspace URL. He builds it once: a code panel for the SQL, a SQLite browser pinned to the warehouse, a browser tab for the dashboard preview, a terminal for the deployment script. Four panels arranged the way three monitors used to be.

He opens the URL on a laptop at the café. The four panels load. The browser handles the layout the monitors used to handle. The work that needed a desk now fits in a tab.

The desk used to require hardware; now it requires a tab.