The service's codex is 0.163.0, and its app-server sends `thread/readState/changed`, which `internal/codex` rejects as `unrecognised method` (a `protocol_errors` entry in `/api/admin/status`). Regenerate the types with `go generate ./internal/codex` against the installed CLI and handle or ignore the new methods.
A × on the transcript's "queued…" bubble withdraws the `task_inputs` row with a new `DELETE`, refused once the message has been handed over, and puts its text and images back in the composer. Claude Code, Zed and Devin all let a queued follow-up be taken back.
Clicking a diff line opens a comment box under it; pending comments live in `Drafts.swift` beside the composer draft, and "Send N comments" posts them as one ordinary message, each as `path:line`, the quoted line and the comment. No new API. Conductor, Claude Code desktop, the Codex app, Warp, Factory and Superset all send batched line comments to the agent this way.
Give implementer sessions the reviewer's `playwrightMCP` entry, so a turn that changes something visible can embed screenshots it took in its summary, as Cursor's artifacts, Devin's test recordings and Claude Code's `autoVerify` do.
- Continue on another model or vendor with Compact
Compact takes an optional `model`; the handoff is written by the old session as now, and the continuation session starts on the chosen model on either vendor, reusing `handoffPrompt` and `handoffPreamble`. Superset's "Continue with another agent" and Factory's `/handoff` do the same. It can't rescue a vendor that is rate-limited, since the old session writes the handoff.
A `schedules` table (project, cron, prompt or workflow) and a timer that creates the task the way the lead's `create_task` does, managed with lead tools and no UI, like workflows. Example: every Monday, run `go vet ./...` and `gofmt -l` and check `docs/operations.md` against the code. Claude Code Routines, Codex Automations, Copilot cloud automations, Devin, Factory and Conductor all schedule agents.
A more collaborative version of forks and workflow handoff: agents in related tasks (a workflow run's stages, a task and its forks or subtasks) talk to each other while they work, instead of one stage passing a single output to the next. Claude Code agent teams (shared task list, per-agent mailboxes) and Claude Code desktop's cross-session messaging are the nearest designs.
`Notifications.swift` removes each delivered notification by its identifier when `inbox.updated` leaves the item no longer open, or `summary.read` covers its `turn-<seq>`, so a question answered on another Mac or by the lead leaves Notification Center. Factory clears notifications when the session is focused.
A native client for the phone over the same API, sharing the macOS client's SwiftUI code where it can. Every surveyed tool has one (Claude, Codex, Cursor and Conductor apps, GitHub Mobile, Superset for iPhone); it needs its own layout, since two half-width panes don't fit a phone.
