Overview
You direct coding agents in Coldtea. This section covers how to start a session, ask for a change, follow it in the terminal, review the result, and run several agents at once.
Building is one part of the loop. Coldtea keeps review and Matcha QA in the same workspace, so a change you ship is a change you can trust.
An agent runs as a CLI in a visible terminal pane. You send it a prompt, watch what it does, and check the diff before you trust it. Coldtea keeps the surrounding work close: the project, the task, the plan, the session log, and the review surfaces.
Pages in this section
- Brews: start, name, search, and resume an agent session.
- Make a code change: the everyday loop of asking for a change and following it in the terminal.
- Review agent work: changed files, the diff viewer, diff-line comments, and sending feedback back to the agent.
- Run parallel agents: worktrees in practice, and when to split work into separate branches.
- Artifacts: HTML pages an agent can publish to a shareable URL.
Related
- Cloud runs: run an agent on a hosted machine instead of a local pane, streaming into a pane and opening a pull request.
- Agent teams: launch a set of roles at once, one pane each.
- Agents concept: the mental model for what an agent is in Coldtea.
- Shortcuts: the keys for launching agents, worktrees, and comments.
Custom teams
Set your own roles, agents, and per-role instructions, save the team under a name, and relaunch it. Teams hold 2 to 4 roles; you can keep up to 20.
Brews
Find, reopen, resume, fork, rename, or delete any agent session from the Brews sidebar, and see which project or worktree it belongs to.