The Control view

Control shows the agents of every workspace together. It's another way of looking at the Sessions tab: when you have several projects open, this is where you see who needs you.

You enter it with Ctrl+Shift+O or the icon with all the drops at the top of the column; you leave the same way, or by choosing a workspace.

#At the top

Under the bar, a strip sums up the day:

• Plan: how much of the 5 hours and the week you've used;
• Waited for you today: for how many minutes at least one agent waited for you. A click opens Your week;
• the Scout request you're working on, with the answers ready;
• Today: what today's sessions would cost at API prices.

And a row of controls: Groups or Map, the filters (All, Waiting for you, Working, Done), Do not disturb and, in Groups, the density (Compact, Medium, Wide).

#Groups

Each workspace is a box, each agent a row: mascot, title and state, what it's doing, the last minutes of activity, the context and three buttons.

• Whoever is waiting for you has a magenta row and the Reply button: the question, plan or permission opens right there, without leaving the page.
• The others have the pencil: write to the agent (queued if it's working), with images too.
• Quick summary says what you asked it, what it's doing or has done, and what it has shown.
• More actions: open the pane, copy the last message, open the folder, rename, close.

Rows shrink by themselves until everything fits on one screen: with few agents they're large, with many they become dense.

#The map

With Map each workspace becomes a box in its colour, with its agents hanging from it; next to each agent its subagents, background commands and the files it produced (the last one in view, arrows for the others). The lines take the colour of the state; a dotted line says that an agent is waiting for a file another one is editing (see Several agents in the same folder).

• Whoever is waiting for you with a simple question has the question open on its magenta card: one click on an answer, or its number on the keyboard.
• At the bottom, a box writes to the chosen agent: Tab moves to the next one, a number on its own picks an option.
• Wheel and dragging move the view, Ctrl + wheel zooms, Fit (or a double click on the background) brings everything back into view.
• A box folds into a single row with the arrow at its top right.

#An agent, large

A click on a row or a card opens that pane large over Control: the real terminal and session panel. With the arrows at the sides, the row of mascots below, or Ctrl+Shift+→ and Ctrl+Shift+←, you move to the other active agents without going back. The veil behind it, or the shrink button, take you back to the page.

#Who's waiting for you

Ctrl+Shift+A goes round the agents waiting for you, oldest first. In Control it brings its row or card into view; pressed again on the same agent, it opens it large. Everywhere, whoever starts waiting for you calls once: a magenta ring on its card.