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The Git panel

The right panel is open from the first launch (the title-bar button hides and shows it). Its tabs (Preview, Git, Meeting Room, Files, Mobile, Architecture) show only their icons; hover one for its name. Drag a tab sideways to reorder the strip — the order is remembered across launches. Drag the thin bar on its left edge (it lights up on hover) to make the panel wider or narrower, from 15% to 70% of the window; the width is kept when you hide and show the panel again during a session.

The Git tab in the right panel shows, for the focused pane: its worktree and branch (and which agent owns each branch), changed files with an inline diff, and how many commits it is ahead of the main line. It follows your focus between panes and refreshes itself when an agent working in that worktree finishes, pauses for input, or exits (a command typed by hand in a plain Terminal pane counts too once that shell has shell integration set up — see below; otherwise use the ↻ button). For a worktree branch, a footer line also tells you whether it merges cleanly into the main branch or lists the conflicting files, plus how many commits it is behind — a dry run that never touches your files (needs git ≥ 2.38).