Two more ways to look at the fleet, on the Agents page beside the definitions. The page has three tabs, Sessions, Office and Agents, and opens on the office.
Not in 0.3.0. The office and the session monitor are built and arrive with the next alpha release.
Every project is an office, and the OFFICES strip switches between them; the project filter moves with it. Desks are grouped per stage (Prepare, Doing, Review, Deliver, Verify), with the card on the screen and the agent at the desk. An agent carries its card down the corridor to the next stage's desks when the card moves on, appears at its desk when work starts and fades out when it ends. Turn on Thoughts and a bubble over each agent says which tool and step it is on.
The rest of the floor has a room each for the backlog, the design studio, the library, the environments (CI, remote and local, where the pipelines live), the guard post, archive and memory, and the agent bay. A desk that needs you carries a pulsing ring, amber or red, so it stands out from the working desks around it.
Click a desk, an idea, a design, the library, an environment or pipeline, a guard or the memory and the side panel shows it. A desk shows the card's stage strip, what it needs from you, its session and its plan, with Open card for the full card. A design offers Open design, which opens the editor over the office.
Sessions lists every running agent three ways: By health, By machine use (the default) and All processes. By machine use shows each agent with its card, stage, how long it has run, what it cost, its CPU, memory and processes, above a strip with your machine's CPU, load average, memory and the share the agents take.
A process that outlived its session, a test runner or a browser that never closed, is listed on top with Kill and Open card, and every session row can stop the session and kill its processes. All processes lists everything, filtered to all, started by agents, or not linked to an agent, because a process cannot always be traced back to a session.
See agents and the fleet for what an agent is and how cards hand between them.