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Every task opens on the task screen, which has two views: a guided view (the default) and an opt-in Developer view.

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Guided view (default)

A chat-first workspace. You talk to the agent (“Bea”), see plain-language status (“Bea is working…” / ”✓ Ready — review below”), and a live Preview of the result. Non-technical users never need to see a terminal. When the agent is done, a Review summary appears with three actions:
  • Approve & save — squash-merges the branch.
  • Ask for changes — send a note back to the agent inline.
  • Discard — throw the work away.

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Developer view (opt-in)

Toggle Developer view (“Show the terminal, code diff and raw steps”) to reveal the raw workspace:
  • Terminal — the live agent terminal.
  • Diff — per-file changes; double-click a line to leave an inline comment or send it to the agent.
  • Steps — the agent’s raw step log.
  • Notes — task notes.
Developer view also exposes Open/Close IDE (for IDE tasks), Checkpoints, Share link, Capture skill, and the Merge button. Your view preference is remembered.
The terminal, Diff/Steps/Notes tabs, and the Merge button live in Developer view. The friendly Approve & save confirmation lives in the guided view. So a common flow is: inspect in Developer view, then approve from the guided view.

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Review & merge

Both Approve & save (guided) and Merge (developer) squash-merge the agent’s branch. On success you see “Approved & saved! 🎉” with:
  • Start something new — back to the dashboard.
  • Undo… — opens Checkpoints to roll back.
Repeated everywhere for a reason: nothing goes live without your approval. The agent works in its own branch; merging is always your explicit action.

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Paused tasks

If a task pauses, a resume banner lets you continue it — optionally with a different agent (Claude / Codex / Gemini) on the same workspace. See Coordination → cross-agent handoff.