See every thread that needs your answer in one list, each with a one-line summary of its latest result. Rows sort into Needs your response, In progress, and Paused, and you reply, pause, archive, or move a thread from its row. A bundled manager skill starts new work in a section the Feed watches and flags child results for you. Summaries use your Codex login (ChatGPT account or OpenAI API key); without it, a row shows the first sentence of the agent's latest message.
Overview
View sourceWhat you get
A Feed tab on one manager thread lists every thread that needs you, in three sections:
- Needs your response: an idle root thread, a thread whose session or queued work failed, or a manager child that the manager marked for you.
- In progress: a thread that is running, has queued work, a running terminal or background job, or a running descendant.
- Paused: rows you paused. A new message to the thread unpauses it.
Each row shows the thread title, the time of its latest result, and a one-line summary of that result that answers your last message first. Expand a row to read the agent's latest message in full. From the row you can reply to the thread, pause it, archive it, or move it between sections with the star.
How it works
The Feed shows the manager's direct children and the visible root threads in two sidebar sections that you choose: one for threads you run yourself, and one for threads the manager starts. The bundled feed skill tells the manager agent to start new work in the children section, and gives it the feed_mark tool to flag a child's result for you.
After each result, the plugin makes one model call to write the row's summary. A newer result replaces an older summary.
Requirements
- BB 0.43 or later, with Plugin SDK 0.4.87 or later.
- A Codex login (
codex login, with a ChatGPT account or an OpenAI API key) on the machine that runs the BB server, for the summaries. Without it, each row shows the first sentence of the agent's latest message instead. - Two sidebar sections and one manager thread. Set their IDs in the plugin settings.
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