A workspace is a watch panel for a group of agents: a grid of live chats on one page. Instead of switching between tabs, you see what every agent is doing right now.
Creating a Workspace
Give the workspace a name and add agent cards through the picker. The grid is configurable from 1 to 6 columns; on mobile the cards always collapse into a single column. The workspace’s properties (name, grid, members) can change at any moment.
The Agent Card
Every card is pinned to one agent and (optionally) one of its chats: it shows the agent’s name and icon, the server, the container status and the chat’s live metrics — messages, tokens, cost, speed (tokens/s), commits, and the processing timer while a reply is being written. The card has two actions: New chat (created on the agent and pinned to the card) and Stop for processing; a button unfolds the chat into a full-screen drawer — with full history, message sending and creating a new chat. A card can be moved or removed from the workspace — the chat itself is not deleted. A chat deleted on the agent returns the card to its “empty” state.
Aggregated Statistics
At the top of the workspace sits a summary across all its agents: messages, tokens, cost, generation speed (tokens/s) and commits, plus counters of running, idle and online agents. The numbers update in real time as the agents work.
Typical workspace scenarios: a morning review of “what the agents did overnight”, watching scheduled tasks and agents’ prompt queues run, and keeping an eye on several agents working in parallel on a shared task. A workspace is only a watch panel: it sends and deletes nothing on its own.