# Every workspace and pane, at the end

The finished shape, so a gap is visible at a glance. One pane per workspace unless stated;
panels are what the pane's program draws, switched with Tab or the tab keys.

Status: **built** means running in the project session now. **missing** means planned, not
written yet.

## 1. Shell

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Shell>shell` | a prompt in the project folder | built |

## 2. Board

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Board>tasks` | tasks grouped todo, running, blocked, review, done; each row: identifier, state, assignee, title, what it waits on | built |
| `Board>detail` | the chosen task: state, assignee, blockers, verify command, last run, cost | built |
| `Board>needs` | decisions waiting on a person; second tab: the chosen task's activity | built |

## 3. Work

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Work>runs` | run timeline and activity, with cost per run | built |
| `Work>change` | worktree, branch, base, commits, changed files, the diff | built |
| `Work>facts` | task, state, worktree path, branch, base, cost | built |
| `Work>review` | the last ocr verdict for this task: findings, blocking ones in red, and whether a merge would be refused | **missing** |

## 4. Reply

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Reply>task` | the task above the conversation: identifier, state, assignee, verify command | built |
| `Reply>thread` | every message, with author and time | built |
| `Reply>replybox` | the reply box, and the state that will be sent with it | built |

## 5. New task

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `New task>form` | title, what it must do, what must finish first, the command that proves it is done, whether to assign | built |
| `New task>guidance` | what a task needs: one thing, a command, a boundary, a blocker | built |
| `New task>preview` | exactly the description the agent will receive | built |

## 6. Agents — the missing workspace

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Agents>roster` | every agent: name, state, spend this month, budget | built |
| `Agents>runs` | the company's runs, newest first: agent, task, state, what woke it, duration | built |
| `Agents>log` | the chosen run's output, deltas gathered back into paragraphs — this is watching Pi work | built |
| `Agents>settings` | role, job title, model, monthly budget, heartbeat — each one editable, with pause and resume | built |

## 7. Project

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Project>project` | project, folder, machine, session, agents | built |
| `Project>costs` | spend per task and the total | built |
| `Project>settings` | the project's own file, and the limits Paperclip holds | built |

## 8. Repair

| Pane | Shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `Repair>repair` | health: three-state checks and an icon test row | built |
| `Repair>layout` | what TUIOS actually has, read live | built |
| `Repair>rebuild-log` | the last rebuild's output | built |

## Tool panes — any of these, in any workspace, on demand

A tool pane is not part of a layout. `t` opens a chooser in the workspace you are in, the
tool appears beside what you were reading, `esc` closes it and focus returns. This is how
Yazi, fzf, Neovim, Lazygit, Hunk and anything else fits without being rebuilt by us.

| Tool | What it is for | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lazygit | branches, commits, staging, history | installed, **not wired** |
| Hunk | reading a change as a review | installed, **not wired** |
| Yazi | files | installed, **not wired** |
| Neovim | editing a file the task touched | installed, **not wired** |
| fzf | picking anything | installed, **not wired** |
| shell | any command the interface does not cover | built (`Shell>shell`) |
| ocr | the review of the current change | installed, behind `bin/review` |

## Count

- **22 panels built**, across 8 workspaces.
- **1 panel missing**: `Work>review`.
- **6 tool panes** to wire: Lazygit, Hunk, Yazi, Neovim, fzf, ocr.

Nothing in the missing list changes the layout: each is one more panel inside a pane that
already exists, or one pane-opener for a tool.