## Problem

When switching between different tasks (coding, writing, browsing, gaming), I manually rearrange windows across workspaces. Each time I come back to a task, I spend time recreating the same layout. A layout snapshot would let me save and restore these arrangements with a single command.

## Proposed solution

A new `omarchy layout` CLI command:

```bash
omarchy layout save coding     # Save current window positions as "coding"
omarchy layout restore coding  # Restore the "coding" layout
omarchy layout list            # List saved layouts
omarchy layout delete coding   # Delete a saved layout
```

Each layout snapshot records:
- Which workspace each window is on
- Window position and size
- Window class/app identifier

## How it works

Uses `hyprctl` (already used by Omarchy for window management) to capture and restore window state. Layouts stored as JSON files in `~/.config/omarchy/layouts/`.

## Why this fits Omarchy

Omarchy is opinionated about productivity. A layout snapshot system makes the desktop feel more intentional: define your workspaces once, switch between them instantly. It pairs well with the existing hotkey system and the top bar Trigger menu.

## Scope

- CLI-only for the initial version
- No auto-launching of missing apps
- Hyprland-only (Omarchy default)