The instinct from the terminal is one agent at a time, because one terminal is one agent. Ripul has no such limit, and unlearning it is the biggest jump in how much you get done.
Start a session for the bug you are chasing. Start another for the refactor you have been putting off. Start a third in a different repository entirely. They run in parallel on your Mac, and the sessions list shows you which ones are working, which are waiting on you, and which have finished.
Keeping them straight
- Sessions are named from what you asked for, so the list reads like a to-do list rather than a list of timestamps.
- A session that needs an approval surfaces itself — you do not have to go hunting for the one that stalled.
- Finished work you want to keep out of the way goes to Archived, and stays searchable there.