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Thread Management 2

Find, identify, organize, or archive threads.

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Agent TVSee what every running agent is doing, and which one needs you, from a live wall at the foot of the sidebar. Each tile shows the tool call in flight, the files touched in the last minute, a 60-second activity trace, and how much of its context window the thread has used. Threads blocked on a question or an approval are marked and sorted to the top. Pop the wall out as a monitor you can drag anywhere in BB. The bb agent-tv status command gives terminals and agents the same feed, and nothing leaves your BB server.MacHatter164

Thread Content 6

Change what people see or do inside an open thread.

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Composer PredictionsSuggests the message you're likely to send next as ghost text in the empty composer, one Tab from an editable draft. Nothing is sent for you: Tab only fills an empty message box, and typing, pasting or Escape hides the suggestion until the conversation moves on. Suggestions are saved across restarts and checked against the conversation before they reappear, so an unchanged thread costs no new request. Every reply in a thread you've opened costs one request in a hidden helper thread, which receives up to 48,000 characters of recent messages and tool output.MacHatter1New
FollowupsTurn a finished answer into your next message: pick one of its suggested follow-ups and get a full draft in the composer. When a thread finishes, a model reads its last answer and your last three messages, then shows two to five next steps above the message box, each with the reason it is worth doing. Click one, or press 1–9, and it is written out as a first-person message in your composer; nothing is sent for you, and anything you typed stays. A switch in each thread's header turns follow-ups on or off for that thread, and a footer shows how long each run took and how many tokens it used. Each suggestion and draft is a short run on a model you choose from your bb providers, in a hidden worker thread that uses the provider's least privileged permission mode and is deleted when it finishes.MacHatter1New

Agents & Providers 3

Add, choose, configure, route, or coordinate who runs a thread.

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LegoSplit a coding task across parallel agents and get it back assembled and verified by one Master Builder, while a Lego model builds live. The planning agent writes an instruction book: bags that each own their files, the interfaces every bag must honour, and the steps to assemble them. You choose how many builders run, up to eight, and which provider and model the builders and the Master Builder use; nothing starts until you submit. A banner above the composer and a side-panel workbench show minifigure builders placing bricks as each step lands, and finished models go on a collector's shelf. Builders and the Master Builder are ordinary BB threads on providers you already set up, so a build spends several agents' worth of tokens.MacHatter1New
MoA ProviderGet a second and third opinion on every message before one agent changes your files. Each preset you build becomes a model in the model picker: up to six advisor models answer in parallel, then an aggregator model reads their notes and does the work. A live panel in the thread shows what each advisor is doing and its answer as it streams. Type /moa in any other thread to put a question to the same advisors, or have the aggregator check in with them every few tool calls. Uses the providers you already installed and signed in to; each advisor adds a model turn to every message, and what an advisor reads goes to its model's provider.MacHatter1New
SoulsGive any thread a persona you define once: its job, voice, expertise and hard limits, the same in every thread that runs it. An agent interviews you in four to seven questions and puts the draft on a review card, and nothing is saved, edited or deleted until you approve. Pick a soul from the composer's + menu for an open thread or the next one, and a banner shows it with a pixel-art portrait that animates with what the agent is doing. After a context compaction the persona goes back in, and a parent thread can start a child already in character. Compare a soul with no soul on the same prompt before you rely on it. Souls stay in the plugin's own SQLite store with no account or external service, and a comparison spends model runs only when you start it.MacHatter1New

Token Usage & Limits 2

Understand or control token, context-window, and provider-quota use.

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File Viewers & Editors 1

Browse, open, preview, or edit files and document vaults.

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Tasks & Workflows 2

Plan, track, route, schedule, or automate work.

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HooksRun your own commands and webhooks when BB threads change state, and hold each outgoing message to your own policy. Install notification, integration, automation and guard templates from the marketplace catalog, each rated for performance and security, or write hooks by hand. React to thread lifecycle events with filters on project, provider, title and text; gate hooks proceed, reject with a reason, or wait before dispatch. Secrets stay AES-256-GCM encrypted and are referenced without storing values in hook definitions; manage everything from the Hooks page, `bb hooks`, or the bundled agent skills. Commands run on the machine hosting the BB server with the server user's access.MacHatter1New
Orchestrator ModeKeep one thread as the planner and send every unit of work to its own worker thread. A watchdog checks new timeline work at the guard and block levels, records direct work the parent did itself, and sends up to three corrective messages or stops the turn. Toggle a thread from the composer, its + menu or `bb orchestrator-mode`, and switch the mode on for every new thread you start. Workers share the parent's environment and provider, so they need no extra service; requires bb 0.44 or newer.MacHatter1New

Code & Reviews 3

Work with repositories, builds, changes, pull requests, issues, and reviews.

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RewindUndo an agent's file changes turn by turn, and let the conversation go back with them. Checkpoints the workspace before each message and after each turn, on every provider, with no setup. Preview a restore as a per-file diff before it runs, and undo it afterwards. Restore the files and edit your message in one step, or fork from any message into a worktree whose files are as they were then. Flags turns that ran git push, a deploy, or other effects a restore cannot undo. Needs git on the thread's machine; the workspace itself does not have to be a git repository.MacHatter1New