One assistant that knows your repos. Hand it a thought and keep working — it comes back when the work is done.
The assistant is async. Hand it a thought and it spawns agents — many at once, each on its own job — and brings the results back when they’re done. Your editor stays yours the whole time.
You can speak to it out loud, too — press to talk, or just say its name. More on voice.
Behind the assistant is a team of agents, working in parallel. It dispatches them; you never manage them.
Work moves in rounds, not turns. While the agents run, you read, write, or walk away — the loop picks up where you do.
A sentence is enough. The assistant knows your repos, so you say what you want, not where things live.
It spawns agents — many at once, each on its own job. Read, edit, test, deploy, in parallel.
Everything lands back in the assistant. You skim and dispatch the next round.
Pick it up on your phone. Send work while you walk — the agents run on your machines, and the results are waiting when you sit back down.
Sign in, pair a machine, and the assistant is waiting at your own address.