Orchestrating several agents: the three shapes, the three constraints, and the bugs they cost
An agent driving Argus, and Swagger on your own machine
Starting an agent: a page for it, and the launchers config key
On a phone: a page of its own, plus the diagrams, the star and the install button
A matrix for who can do what, checked rather than assumed Two things need the agent to meet Argus halfway — ringing when a turn ends, and saying which folder it considers current — and they are not evenly available. Claude Code does both, Codex rings only, Gemini neither: its settings file holds an auth type and a theme, and its help offers no hook at all. Everything else works the same everywhere, because everything else only needs a terminal.
The README's thousand lines live here now Everything it does, the API and Development came out of the repository's README, which had grown to 948 lines — so the answer to 'what is this' arrived about nine hundred lines before anyone could reach it. The catalogue is worth keeping and worth searching; it just is not what somebody wants in the first ten seconds. Internal anchors were rewritten to point at pages, and the screenshots at the repository's raw files, so nothing in the move ends up pointing at itself.
Two agents on one job: the patterns, the plan file, and the review loop The wiki said, in as many words, that there is deliberately no loop. There is one now — one switch, one desk, and a count of rounds — so the page that said otherwise now points at the page that explains it, and the new page says plainly what the loop will not do and why each of those refusals is there. Also brings Home into line with the landing page's opening, and adds the question to the FAQ, since that is where somebody looks before reading a feature page.
Document announcing where people go looking for it, and point at the board from the front page
A FAQ, answering the questions people actually ask
Keyboard shortcuts
Notifications: the hook, the escape sequence, and what tmux does to it
The link tray, a desk folder you can type, and reaching a port by hand
Home and getting started