Little Spaces: see what your coding agents need from you

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How it works

1. Agents tell it what is happening. Two kinds of signal arrive:
   • Hooks on your computer send small automatic signals for each session: it started, it is working, it is waiting, it ended. They never send your prompts or transcripts.
   • Reports come from the agents themselves at milestones, such as “found the bug”, “opened a pull request” or “blocked”.
2. Agents ask you things. When an agent needs a decision, it attaches an ask to a report: a question with options and its recommendation, a request for approval, or a request to review or merge a pull request.
3. You see it all in one place. Three views show it:
   • Inbox: the home view. Everything waiting on you, most urgent first: agents stopped on you, questions holding up work, then everything else waiting, such as pull requests ready to merge and to-dos.
   • Map: every live session, by project and computer, which sessions work for which, and what is moving or has gone quiet.
   • Activity: the history of reports, grouped into workstreams, with each project’s sessions listed under Runs.
4. You answer wherever you are.
   • In Little Spaces: your answer goes to the session the next time it checks, and some apps’ hooks can wake a session that is waiting.
   • In the agent’s own session: answer a question or approval there, and the agent reports your reply, so the ask closes in Little Spaces too.
5. GitHub fills in the rest. Once you link the Little Spaces GitHub App, pull request states (checks, ready, merged) come from GitHub, so an ask to merge a pull request closes by itself once it merges.

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