Talk to up to ten of your agents in one thread, let agents hand work to each other on any runtime, start implementation sessions in their own worktrees from a conversation, and describe how a new worktree gets ready in a file in the repository.
A group is one shared chat between you and up to ten of your agents, each answering from its own session on its own runtime.
Agents send each other requests and questions, and delegate on Prokop, Claude Code and Codex with the same tools.
An agent can start sessions in their own worktrees from a conversation, and a repository file says how each worktree gets ready.
Open a workspace together with others in one step, move files in the Explorer, and MCP tools load on demand.
MiniMax M3.1 Flash joins the model picker, the Usage panel can be reordered and trimmed, the push forms get one destination field, and Claude Code background commands run to the end and get answered.
MiniMax M3.1 Flash is in the model picker with a 1M token window and image input.
Move or hide each CLI, provider, and Codex account in the Usage panel.
The push destination is one field that reads like a path, and checkboxes are quieter.
Claude Code background commands run to the end, and the first command after a stopped one is no longer refused.
The workspace gets floating panels on a shaded field, themes split into a surface and an accent, agent and model become two chips in the session header, and Settings opens as a tab.
Panels float on a shaded field, with denser text and one corner shape per kind of thing.
Themes are now a mode, a surface, and an accent, so you pick the grays and the highlight color separately.
Agent and model are two chips in the session header, with every runtime's models in one list.
Settings opens as a tab, and every page uses the same rows.
The conversation loses its labels, checkmarks, and nested scrollbars, Prokop agents run long commands in the background, pushes reach only the device in charge, and session approvals cover only what you approved.
A quieter conversation, with tool previews that fade out instead of scrolling in a box.
Prokop agents keep long commands running in the background and hear when they finish.
Pushes go only to the device that controls the session, and only when you are not at one.
In Prokop sessions, "Allow for this session" now covers the exact command or file you approved, nothing more.
Messages sent mid-turn reach the running agent, a session can move to another harness when one runs out of usage, and agents can show charts, diagrams, and math in their replies.
A message you send while the agent works now reaches the running turn.
Out of Claude Code or Codex usage? Switch the session to another harness and keep going.
Agents can show charts, tables, and mockups as pages in their replies.
Files and terminal output become chips in your message, pull requests load in under a second and can start their pipelines, and multi-line commands get the right permission check.
Type @ to add a file to your message as a chip, starting with the files you changed.
Select terminal output and press Add to chat to show the agent what happened.
Pull requests open in under a second, and their checks can be queued, re-run, or approved.
Each line of a multi-line command now gets its own permission check.
Command approvals highlight the exact part to review, long conversations fold their tool calls, prompts appear the moment you send them, and Claude Code and Codex sessions survive CLI updates.
Command approvals highlight the part that needs review, with a plain reason.
Runs of tool calls fold into one line in long conversations.
Your prompt appears the moment you send it, and failed sends can be retried.
Claude Code and Codex sessions keep working after a CLI update.
Prokop is local only by default. Pair your phone or another computer, see every machine's workspaces in one list, and open sessions from several machines side by side.
The server listens only on this machine until you turn on remote access.
Pair a phone or computer by approving a four-digit code or scanning a QR code.
See every machine's workspaces in one list and open their sessions side by side.
Get told when a session on another machine needs you.
Run Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions next to Prokop's own runtime, pick models for all three from one picker, and give every agent memory, skills, and learning out of the box.
Run Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions on their existing logins, next to Prokop sessions.
Choose Prokop, Codex, or Claude models from one picker.
Every agent gets memory, skills, learning, and a home workspace automatically.
Standard, Extended, and Full permission modes apply to all three runtimes.