Agent Workspace

Separate work into sessions

A single conversation works well for one task. It becomes harder to follow when research, writing, debugging, and follow-up requests share the same history.

You can now create multiple sessions with the same agent. Each session represents a separate piece of work with its own conversation and files. Starting a new session does not interrupt or mix with the work already in progress.

See what is happening

The workspace keeps recent sessions close to the agent. Running sessions stay visible while the agent works, and the sidebar shows more sessions at once. When sessions from several agents appear together, you can hover over one to see which agent owns it.

This gives you a quick answer to two questions: what is the agent working on, and where does your attention belong next?

Move between work quickly

Agents now remain inside the project sidebar. Opening an agent or one of its sessions no longer replaces the complete navigation. You can move between agents, sessions, and the rest of your project without backing out of a separate agent view.

Inside the workspace, you can create another session with one action and switch between active tasks from the session bar. The current conversation stays available when you return.

Keep files beside the conversation

Files now open in a resizable pane beside the conversation. You can inspect an output and continue talking to the agent without covering the session that produced it.

File cards, links in the conversation, and the Files section in the configuration panel all open the same pane. The selected file stays tied to its session as you move between work.

Understand how the agent worked

Completed turns now show a compact Used N tools summary instead of a permanent list of internal tool names. Expand it to see the actions the agent took. In Build mode, you can open an action to inspect its input, output, or error when you need to debug the work.