agent-workbench 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  | **Tabs** | Several agents at once, from any CLI, each in its own folder. A dot on each tab tells you whether the agent is working, idle or waiting for you. Reloading the page doesn't stop anything: the CLIs run on the server, not in the browser. |
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  | **Fast start** | When you open the app, your tabs come back **asleep**: you can read them in full, and no CLI starts until you click **Open CLI**. |
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  | **History** | Your projects and past conversations in the sidebar, from every CLI, with a filter. Click one to pick it up where you left it, with its CLI. Archive old sessions or a whole project to tidy up: nothing is deleted, and it can be undone. |
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- | **Conversation** | The messages as cards, live, with tool calls folded. Older messages load as you scroll up. Search, copy any message or code block, and jump back to your previous message (↑) or to the end (↓). A row at the bottom says when your message reached the CLI and whether the agent is still working. Depending on the CLI, you can answer the agent's questions right there. A file of the project that the agent names opens in the Files tab with one click. |
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- | **Message box** | Room to write, paste images, attach files, and long pasted text kept as a tidy chip. What you're typing survives closing the app, and shows up live in every open window. |
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+ | **Conversation** | The messages as cards, live, with tool calls folded. Older messages load as you scroll up. Search, copy any message or code block, and jump back to your previous message (↑) or to the end (↓). A row at the bottom says when your message reached the CLI and whether the agent is still working. Depending on the CLI, you can answer the agent's questions right there. A file of the project that the agent names opens in the Files tab with one click. With Claude Code, a message you stop before the agent starts comes back to the box so you can fix it, and **↩** on a message goes back to before it: the conversation and, if you want, the code. A message you send while the agent works waits at the end, marked as queued; depending on the CLI, **Force send now** makes the agent read it right away. |
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+ | **Message box** | Room to write, paste images, attach files, and long pasted text kept as a tidy chip. What you're typing survives closing the app, and shows up live in every open window. Shift+Enter continues a numbered or bulleted list. |
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  | **Context meter** | How much of the model's context window the conversation is using. Tokens, never money. |
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  | **Changes** | The branch, the changed files and their diff. **Read-only**: no commit or push buttons. |
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- | **Files** | The project's file tree, with search and a preview with syntax highlighting. Open several files at once, each in its own tab; Markdown files open formatted. One click puts a file's path in your message. |
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+ | **Files** | The project's file tree, with search and a preview with syntax highlighting. Open several files at once, each in its own tab; Markdown files open formatted. One click puts a file's path in your message. Edit a text file, a `.env` for instance, and save it right there: if the agent changed it while you were editing, nothing is overwritten, and you move your changes to the new version. |
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  | **Plans** | The plans and `.md` documents the conversation wrote, rendered. One click puts a document's path in your message. |
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  | **Notes** | A scratchpad next to the conversation, images included. With Claude Code, one click sends a note to a new conversation. |
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  | **Console** | Your system's terminal at the bottom, in the project's folder: PowerShell, cmd or Git Bash on Windows; bash or zsh on macOS and Linux. |
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  you to log in, you do it in its own terminal, and the app doesn't even notice.
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  - **It reads the CLIs' history and writes nothing in their folders.** The table
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  below lists what it reads and what it never opens.
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- - **It writes only in its own folders**, plus one thing in your projects, and
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- only if you confirm it: the shared memory.
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+ - **It writes only in its own folders**, plus two things in your projects: the
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+ shared memory, only if you confirm it, and a file you edit and save yourself
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+ in the Files tab.
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  - **The server listens only on your computer** (`127.0.0.1`), on a random port,
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  with a new random token on every start, and it rejects requests coming from
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  other web pages. Remote access doesn't change that: the port becomes a fixed
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  deleted on the first start after it's 24 hours old; and the transcript of a
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  conversation you continue with another CLI, deleted when you close that tab
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  or after 24 hours.
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- - **In your projects, one thing only, and only if you confirm:** the shared
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- memory. It's limited to `.agents/memory/`, to what's between its markers in
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- `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md`, and to a few lines at the end of `.gitignore`.
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+ - **In your projects, two things only:** the shared memory, only if you
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+ confirm, limited to `.agents/memory/`, to what's between its markers in
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+ `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md`, and to a few lines at the end of `.gitignore`;
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+ and a file you edit in the Files tab, when you save it. That only replaces the
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+ contents of a file that already exists: nothing is created, renamed or
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+ deleted, and nothing is written in a CLI's folder.
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  </details>
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