Agents do much of their work in terminals and chat windows. Those tools are useful for instructions and details. Terminal output is too limited for some shared work. That work needs a visual surface that a person and several agents can use together.
Our goal is to give that work a stable destination. An agent sends visual state to an Agent Display Endpoint. The endpoint name stays the same even when the current view changes.
The service and the display app have separate jobs. The service receives visual state, checks who can use the endpoint, and selects the current view. The display app runs on a TV stick or similar device and shows the selected view on a TV or monitor.
What it should support
Project state
Several agents can update separate parts of one project board. The board shows the current state of the project instead of a list of past activity.
Daily brief
An agent can show today’s tasks and schedule on a home-office display. The user chooses whether the brief stays or ends at a set time.
Shared view
A person and an agent can put current work on a larger display for a limited period. When that work ends, the endpoint can return to the previous view.
User control
The user chooses which agents can use an endpoint and which part of a shared board each agent can update. The user can set timing rules, dismiss a view, replace it, and choose what returns after a temporary view ends.
What is available
The owner console and agent API are available. The display app is still being built.