the two-plane idea here is really interesting -- separating long-lived planners from short-lived workers is a clean mental model.
curious what happens when you're on windows though? tmux + ttal means you're locked out of a decent chunk of potential users.
been building in this space too -- pane (github.com/Dcouple-Inc/Pane) takes a different approach, standalone desktop app, no tmux at all. each pane maps to one worktree + n terminals, agents spin up and tear down cleanly. works the same on windows, mac, linux.
the telegram interface for managing from your phone is a nice touch -- does it block if the manager agent gets stuck waiting for human input?
curious what happens when you're on windows though? tmux + ttal means you're locked out of a decent chunk of potential users.
been building in this space too -- pane (github.com/Dcouple-Inc/Pane) takes a different approach, standalone desktop app, no tmux at all. each pane maps to one worktree + n terminals, agents spin up and tear down cleanly. works the same on windows, mac, linux.
the telegram interface for managing from your phone is a nice touch -- does it block if the manager agent gets stuck waiting for human input?