v0.4.0

Thanks to @VlcekM for the side pane, minimise,
dismiss and sliding details (#6).

Added

• ⇥ moves the crew into a narrow side pane beside the conversation, one card
  per agent; ⇤ (or closing the pane) brings it back above the prompt. The
  crew starts above the prompt, and the choice is kept across sessions.
• – shrinks the band to one plain line, kept across sessions until ▸.
• A finished agent's ✕ sends it off the stage.
• Terminal keys: z to minimise, y to move to the side pane.

Changed

• Cancelled agents leave the stage right away.
• Details slide open and shut; the chrome buttons stay dim until hovered.

Agent Crew 0.3.0

Added

• Each row names the model its agent runs on, under the type ("Opus 5.5",
  "Haiku 4.5"); Claude's own model sits beside the title, and the terminal
  shows a short name when there is room.

Changed

• /crew demo is a 30-second show timed for a screen recording: Claude starts
  alone, then three agents arrive one by one and a helper joins, so the band
  fits on screen; the crew works, thinks, one agent asks for approval, and
  everyone ends with a flag.
• While the demo is on stage, the prompt box shows the demo's own English hint
  (/crew clear) instead of Claude Code's guess at your next message, so a
  recording shows nothing personal; suggestions are untouched otherwise.
• The type and model under it are drawn small on the desktop, and a row's task
  text uses the room the row really has instead of being cut early.
• The README is shorter and visual, led by a recording of the demo, with an
  animated image per feature; a small site (site/) shows the same.
• Token figures on rows, the title and the thin line count only the work
  itself, input and output. Cache writes and re-reads have their own line in
  the details panel, so a long conversation picked up after its cache expired
  no longer shows a sudden jump of hundreds of thousands of tokens.

Agent Crew 0.2.0

Added

• Claude's own line: while the main conversation works, the framed title shows
  its activity, time and tokens. Alone it reads AGENT, and when the turn ends it
  shrinks to a thin line with the turn's final numbers and an arrow for details;
  subagents join below it as AGENT CREW. Setting "Show Claude's own work", on
  by default.
• Approval state: an agent stopped at a permission prompt shows "Needs
  approval" with the tool, a critter with a question bubble, and the title
  counts the agents waiting on you.
• Optional cost estimate (setting "Show estimated cost", off by default): a ≈
  dollar figure per row, for the crew in the title, and broken down in the
  details panel, from each model's list prices.
• The title row has its own arrow that folds the subagent rows away and back; each
  new crew starts with its rows open.
• Status line summary while the crew is hidden with /crew.
• Health signals: slow tool calls (over 30 s) show their time, and agents with
  no activity for 2 minutes are marked "Quiet".
• The details panel lists an agent's last five tool calls, failed ones marked,
  and the files it changed and read.
• Secrets in commands, URLs and task text are masked as •••.

Changed

• Thinking is animated: a crew member keeps taking turns between the
  hourglass, a thought cloud with a question mark and a lightbulb that lights
  up, out of step with the rest of the crew.
• The terminal leads each row with a dot colored by the state instead of a
  text face, and its arrows take letter hotkeys (h for the title, a, b,
  … for the rows) once ctrl+x tab gives the crew the focus.
• /clear also clears a finished crew.

Agent Crew 0.1.1

Changed

• A row's details now open from an arrow button at its end (▸ / ▾) instead of
  a click anywhere on the row. The desktop delivers raw pointer events to
  plugin layers unreliably (presses dropped, releases doubled), so clicks were
  missed or undone; a button works every time, and with the keyboard too.
• The title row is framed in Claude's color. The Clear and Hide buttons are
  gone: /crew hides and /crew clear clears.

Fixed

• The "doing" column no longer wraps onto a second line on the desktop.
• Rows use more of the available width, so task names are cut less.

Agent Crew 0.1.0

First release of Agent Crew.

Install

/plugin install agent-crew --marketplace bekir1184/agent-crew

Pick the user scope to have it in every session. Requires Claude Code 2.1.293 or newer.

What's in it

• One aligned row per subagent above the prompt: a pixel-art crew member holding
  the tool it is using, its task, what it is doing now, a progress bar, the time
  left and the tokens it used.
• Helpers (subagents started by a subagent) shown indented under their parent.
• Real step progress when an agent keeps a to-do list (TodoWrite, TaskCreate,
  TaskUpdate).
• Time estimates learned per subagent type and model (median of the last 20
  runs, with the usual range after three runs). Agents that run long are
  re-estimated from past runs that lasted as long, instead of showing overtime.
  Estimates are local arithmetic and cost no tokens.
• A details panel per row: full task, steps, token breakdown, model, tool and
  request counts. Click anywhere on a row to open it (▸ turns to ▾); one panel
  at a time, framed with a dashed yellow border.
• Done, failed and cancelled states: checkered flag, dizzy eyes, asleep.
• Terminal and desktop rendering; text follows your theme.
• /crew, /crew demo and /crew clear commands.
• Built to stay out of the agents' way: tool calls and model requests are only
  noted in memory; a one-second ticker writes them in a single update and
  redraws at most once. Engine-internal loops are ignored, SVGs carry only the
  animations they use, and sprites and bars are cached per state.
• Agents whose end is never reported are closed from the engine's own agent
  list, with the outcome it reports; a quiet agent it still lists as running is
  never retired. Resumed subagents run again. Every hook falls back to Claude
  Code's own behavior on error.