Managing 10+ agent CLIs across repos usually means constant context switching and lost track of what’s running where. A spatial grid that lets you cluster panes by project or task is a practical way to reduce that mental overhead.
Being able to monitor git trees, terminals, usage and issues from one workspace (and across machines) feels like the missing piece for serious parallel agentic coding.
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Managing 10+ agent CLIs across repos usually means constant context switching and lost track of what’s running where. A spatial grid that lets you cluster panes by project or task is a practical way to reduce that mental overhead. Being able to monitor git trees, terminals, usage and issues from one workspace (and across machines) feels like the missing piece for serious parallel agentic coding.