Co-Pilot
Stay hands-on while agents plan, explore, and build.
Open a local project, describe the change, and review every edit before it ships. Four agents divide the work: Prometheus builds, Athena plans, Scout explores, and Iris takes focused side tasks.
#How it works
#Point at the work
Open your project and describe the change you need. Keep the conversation tied to the files that matter.
Fix the login redirect in src/auth.ts — it drops the return URL on expired sessions.- Grounded scope. The agent works from your files, not a guess.
- Reviewable output. Every edit stays inspectable before you accept it.
#Plan with Athena and Scout
Ask Athena to shape the approach first. Scout pulls the relevant files and patterns so the plan covers the full surface.
- Athena sets direction. Request a plan before any code changes.
- Scout gathers context. It reads across the codebase without draining the main thread.
#Build with Prometheus
Approve the plan, then let Prometheus edit files and run commands. Ask for the tradeoff behind any change you question.
Build it per the approved plan. Explain each tradeoff in one line.- Real edits. Files change on your machine, under your review.
- Stated tradeoffs. Each decision ships with its reason.
#Build vs Plan
Prometheus edits files, runs commands, and keeps every change reviewable. Use this tab when the direction is decided and you want output.
#Parallel subagents
Independent pieces run as subagents in parallel, each in its own isolated session. Your main context stays clean while side tasks move without blocking the core work.
#What it is good for
- Feature work. Build from a clear, reviewable plan.
- Bug fixes. Trace the fault in your actual codebase, then patch it.
- Refactors. Restructure file by file, with each step inspectable.
- Parallel tasks. Move independent work forward at the same time.
- Any provider. Bring your own keys — model costs stay between you and your provider.