YabIts own tabs#
An agent opens tabs of its own beside yours. They never come to the front by themselves, and never enter your history or your session. Each wears a face at its end: its eyes follow the lines it reads, it looks down while it types, it waves when it needs you and shows a tick when it is done. Point at the face for what it is doing.
The tick stays until you come to the tab, then the face goes and the tab ends like any other. A task that couldn’t finish looks down instead, likewise until you look.
Once a task has two tabs, they gather in a folder named for the task, which says Needs you when it does and ticks while it holds tabs you haven’t opened. Right-click it to show the chat, mark it as read, stop the task or close its tabs. A finished task’s tabs close by themselves a while after you last looked, never one you haven’t opened yet; drag one above the folder to keep it as yours.
In your tabs#
An agent can also work in your own tabs, as your settings allow. It never takes the tab in front away to another address.
While you drive, the bar at the page’s foot says You’re driving and the agent waits.
More than one at once#
A big task can split into helpers, each in tabs of its own, up to eight at a time. You see them all in its folder and its chat.