Your coding agent, in the workspace you lead.

Gentle Changes: what your session left uncommitted

The current Git state of the session's repository and of every worktree its subagents used: working tree against HEAD, untracked files included, one group per root.

Commit and a file disappears; remove a worktree and its group goes with it. Nothing runs at startup.

Gentle Agents: parallel work with a live view

Every subagent runs as its own process with a live card: model, tokens, cost and elapsed time. The full view keeps each thread, with stop controls and history restored on resume.

A child can ask you a question as an ordinary dialog, and background results come back as cards that start a new turn. Nothing polls.

Profiles and model routing: one deliberate decision per knob

Named profiles route the orchestrator atomically and independently from packaged and review roles.

A repository can pin its profile so its subagents stop following the globally active one, and the panel always shows the routing the runtime actually uses.

Gentle Commands: every command, one keystroke away

A curated, grouped menu, not a raw list of every extension command. Entries appear only when they are actually registered.

Search by label, command name or description; Enter runs the entry exactly as if you had typed it.

Customization: look, layout, editor and permissions in one panel

Eleven categories: Animations, Banner, Themes, Editor, History, Notifications, Layout, Cards, Sections, Profiles and Reset. Click one in the mock to see its options.

Pick animation quality, the startup rose, logo and color, a Pi theme with a live preview, where the status and header live and how dense the shell is, the card style and content, and which sections show. The Editor category holds Vim, the session-only YOLO switch and the session and default permission modes; History turns prompt-history capture on or off, Notifications sets opt-in audio per event, and Profiles saves named visual profiles.

Background jobs: waiting costs neither a loop nor a subagent

bash_background runs a command in the background and wakes the agent once when it exits, with the exit code and the last output lines. monitor turns each output line of a long-running command into an event.

/gentle:jobs lists this session's jobs with their command, status, output file and live tail.

Permission modes: Normal, Auto, YOLO or Super YOLO

Normal

The default. Every permission question is asked, as Pi asks it today.

Auto beta

A separate reviewer, using the current session model, checks each eligible action (file, shell, custom and MCP tools) against what you asked before it runs. A decision that is unavailable or stale does not run the action. It adds inference cost and latency.

YOLO

Standing permission for ordinary, already-authorized work: implementation, checks, commits, non-force pushes and pull requests run without asking. Destructive operations still ask for a fresh confirmation.

Super YOLO

No permission prompts at all, data-loss confirmations and configured guardrails included. Secrets stay blocked (.env, .ssh, keychains, key files, secrets/, cloud credentials), catastrophic commands stay blocked (rm -rf /, git reset --hard, forced clean, force push), and questions and consent are never answered for you.

In every mode your explicit restrictions and consent decisions still apply, subagents never inherit an elevated mode, and none of them is a sandbox.