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Run more than one agent without losing track of them
Work goes out to more than one agent at once. Each gets its own branch and its own checkout, so two agents working in the same project cannot walk over each other's changes.
One branch per issue, one worktree per branch
Parallel agents in a single shared checkout is how work gets silently swept into somebody else's commit. Each agent gets its own worktree instead, and its own branch, and the merge happens deliberately afterwards.
You can steer a run without restarting it
A message sent to a busy agent can either steer the turn that is running or queue behind it. They are two different things and two different keystrokes — a message marked to run afterwards is never read mid-sentence by the turn it is waiting for.
Queued messages are never saved. A queue that survived a reload would come back waiting on a turn that can never arrive.
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Multiple providers
Who owns the work and whose subscription pays for it are two different questions.
Handover to the server
An agent on your Mac has the real browser, your files and a shell.
Todo board
One board per workspace, showing what is open, what an agent is working on right now, and what came back finished.