Canvas tools
Most of these live in the canvas tools menu — the sliders button at the top right of the canvas. Switch its View options on and off here:
The same switches are also in Settings → Canvas.
Line cards up neatly
- Alignment guides — while you drag a card, it snaps to the edges and centres of nearby cards, and a guide line shows the match.
- Snap to grid — cards move in steps of the dot grid, so rows and columns line up by themselves.
Minimap
A small overview of the whole canvas in the corner. Drag or scroll it to move around. It’s off by default; switch on Minimap in the tools menu.
Colour tags
Right-click any card’s header and pick a Colour tag — the card gets a coloured edge (for an agent, also Color tag in its ⋯ menu). Remove tag takes it off.
Jump to whoever’s waiting
CtrlShiftJ flies the camera to the agent that has been waiting for you the longest. Press it again for the next one.
Present your canvas
Press F5 (or Present cards in the tools menu) to step through the cards one by one, like slides — great for showing a colleague what your squad did. Use the arrow buttons or keys to move, and End presentation to leave. Sticky cards make good title slides.
Agent mascots
A tiny robot on each AI agent card shows at a glance whether it is Working, Waiting for you, Finished, Idle or Stopped. Turn Agent mascots off in the tools menu if you prefer a calmer canvas.
Arrow log
Click an arrow to open its Arrow log: every command, page visit, note or delegated task that went over it, with times — kept across restarts. Clear log empties it. (Double-clicking an arrow still removes it.) See it in action on Arrows give abilities.
Workspace templates
Built a setup you like? Save as template… keeps its cards, layout, arrows and frames — plus card names, colour tags and the workspace’s setup commands. Conversations, terminal history, notes and lists stay behind.
To reuse it: New workspace from template…, give it a name and a project folder, and you get the same setup, ready to go.