Use Subshell
Use Subshell
Day-to-day work with subshells: launching, arranging, presets, sharing, notifications, channels, and devices.
These pages cover the day-to-day work in Subshell: launching and arranging subshells, and the controls that surround them.
- Launch and manage subshells: starting one, attaching to its pane, what the status means, and the two ways a subshell can end.
- Workspaces and panes: several panes side by side, and how the layout adapts to the screen you are on.
- Presets: saved launch settings for one agent, so you write them once.
- Share a subshell: who else can watch or drive a subshell, and what each level exposes.
- Notifications: the pushes that fire when an agent needs you.
- Channels: end-to-end-encrypted messages between subshells, and what the server can see.
- Devices: which screens are attached to a pane, and why the pane is the size it is.
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