• Parallel agent sessions in git worktrees: every workspace is its own branch + worktree; switch with one key.
  • Multiple coding agents: run Claude, Pi, Hermes, Codex, or oh-my-pi (omp) per workspace. Set a global default with coding_agent or override per workspace with --agent. See Coding agents.
  • Multi-agent workspaces: attach several agents to one worktree, switch focus with a keypress, and have them message each other. See Multi-agent workspaces.
  • Cross-session attention alerts: terminal bell + ! or ? marker when a session is awaiting permission, has gone idle or has a question.
  • Activity sub-line per workspace: see the latest tool call or message from each session at a glance.
  • Configurable Workspace Detail Bar: Display up to four independent containers with built-in or custom modules. See Workspace detail bar.
  • Project manager digest: an instant, native pane summarizing what every workspace is for, where it's at, and what's next — no agent session required.
  • Remote control: attach from claude.ai/code or the mobile app; or run wsx in tmux+ssh for full-fidelity desktop access; store and access remote connection commands via the remote CLI.
  • Pinned commands: define your /pull-request, /feedback, /ultrareview shortcuts once; fire them with Ctrl-x <digit> or a click while attached or from the workspace details bar.
  • Bundled agent skills: wsx (drive the CLI), agent-review (spawn a peer reviewer), and handoff (continue a finished workspace's epic in a fresh one, briefed with a summary of the old session). Installed with wsx setup install-skill; pin them as chips. See Agent skill.
  • Prompt tags: wrap a body in an XML tag and insert it unsubmitted with one keystroke. See Prompt tags.
  • Related repos: declare related wsx repos per primary repo; workspaces spawn with --add-dir for each and a read-only system prompt so claude can read but won't edit them. Agent is provided with the wsx skill to use the CLI to orchestrate between repos.
  • Keyboard first navigation: comprehensive keybindings for every action, from workspace creation to process killing to digest refreshes.
  • Frictionless workflow: auto-rename branches from your first prompt, per-repo setup/archive scripts, editor/terminal/diff hooks.