anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

[FEATURE]:[Feature Request] Enhance UI/UX to visualize multi-agent parallel workflows

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Describe the enhancement you want to request

Currently, when using multiple task calls to run independent agents (e.g., two agents researching different sides of a debate), the user can only see the final results. It is difficult to perceive that multiple agents are working in parallel in the background. There is no visual feedback to show the "active" state of different agents.

Describe the solution you'd like I would like to see a more interactive and visual way to monitor multi-agent tasks. Ideally, the UI could include:

  1. Agent Status Dashboard: A visual indicator (e.g., progress bars or status icons) showing which agents are currently searching, thinking, or writing.
  2. Parallel Workspace/Logs: A way to view the independent "thought streams" or tool-use logs of different agents simultaneously, so the user can see that they are indeed working independently.
  3. Visual Separation: Clearer visual distinction between the outputs of different agents when they are performing parallel tasks.

Describe alternatives you've considered The current way relies on reading the text output after a task is completed, but this lacks the "real-time" feeling of managing a digital workforce and makes it harder to verify that the agents are truly working on separate contexts.

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