With several agents in several projects, the hard part stops being the code and becomes keeping track. The Work page is where DevMode keeps track for you.

Start something

Write an idea, an outcome or a bug, then choose what happens: Brainstorm it, Plan it, Just do it, Queue it, or ask the DevMode chat.

Your move

Only the things you can act on, each with its reason and one button. Approve a plan, clear a blocker, decide between proposals, answer an agent.

Everything else, by whose turn it is

  • Agents on it: what is running now.
  • Queue: what runs next, and what it waits for.
  • Finished: what is done.
  • Nobody’s on it and Waiting on something else, so nothing quietly stalls.
  • Ideas and tasks you have written down for later.

A page for every initiative

Each initiative shows where it stands, what it needs or who is on it, and What next?: brainstorm, plan, build, second opinion, design review, any skill, or a prompt you write. Every move can run now or join the queue. Below that is everything that has been done.

Automation, if you want it

Schedules run a skill hourly, daily, on weekdays or weekly. Work that changes files always waits for you.

Questions

Does the Work page start anything on its own?

Not unless you turn on Autopilot, which runs only work you accepted that reads without changing anything, and starts as a dry run.

Can I see one project at a time?

Yes. Work shows every project or just one, and each project has its own page with its profile, links and history.

What is an initiative?

A piece of work with a goal, such as a feature or a release. Each one gets a page with where it stands and what could happen next.

Try DevMode on your Mac

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