Factories need somewhere to operate. Terminals, panes, task views, and inspectable artifacts give people a clear view of work in progress. Agent access belongs in the same workspace: a tool should be able to read a pane, inspect an artifact, or propose an action through a defined interface. Native rendering and thoughtful interaction make that control room comfortable enough to use all day.
What this makes possible
- GPU-rendered terminal and application surfaces
- Persistent workspace layouts, tabs, and split panes
- Agent activity, transcripts, and task visibility
- Programmatic workspace control with explicit action boundaries
On the production floor
Keep implementation, a running preview, and verification results side by side while several agents work on a larger change.
How you know it works
Measure rendering and input under realistic output loads. Verify restored workspace state and test programmatic controls against the same behavior people use.