Grok Build introduces an agent control panel, using single-terminal multi-session scheduling to solve manual blocking issues.

According to Bijie.com, Grok Build has launched an agent control panel that supports single-terminal, multi-session scheduling, aiming to solve the problem of human intervention blocking. Developers can bring up the panel by typing the forward slash command `/dashboard` in an existing coding session or by using the shortcut Ctrl+\, or by running `grok dashboard` directly in the terminal. The panel uses a terminal-based card-based interface, supporting centralized monitoring and management of multiple parallel Grok Build coding sessions on a single screen. The view categorizes and displays the status of all active, idle, and waiting input sessions, and records the duration of each task. To address synchronization blocking in multi-agent collaboration, when a sub-agent requires manual confirmation or a question, the associated session is automatically prioritized. Developers can directly preview and reply to the latest output of subtasks in the panel without frequently switching terminal windows. The panel also supports grouping tasks by working directory using the Ctrl+S shortcut and collapsing sub-agents below the main task.