The Cockpit

A workspace is a repo plus its agents. Inside it, tabs each hold an independent split-pane layout, so one tab can be your feature work and another a debugging session. Background tabs show a pulsing dot when an agent there is waiting on you.

Panes are live terminals. Zoom one to full-screen with ⌘Z, close with ⌘⇧K, drag files onto them to paste paths (screenshots included), and watch the status roll up: sidebar rows, workspace cards, and tab dots all reflect what agents are doing right now.

Turn on worktrees per agent when creating a workspace and every agent gets its own git worktree and branch: parallel work on one repo without stepping on each other. Worktrees are cleaned up when their pane closes.

Runways. Point a tab at a branch, or give every agent its own worktree; either way each agent lands on clean ground. Telemetry. flock reads each terminal and keeps a live one-line label of what every agent is doing, so the sidebar reads like a status board.

There's a second toggle in the same dialog: The Cage, which runs every agent in the workspace inside a Docker container. It gets its own section below.