Three terminals, three specialists in the side panel

A terminal URL takes a ?panel= parameter. Point it at an agent URL and the shell gets a colleague: agent on the left, terminal on the right, &panel-width=40%.

So you set up three bookmarks. Terminal-1 carries agent-1, configured for the React frontend. Terminal-2's panel knows the Go services. Terminal-3's panel is the database specialist. Each agent lives in the same container as the shell beside it: it reads the files, sees the session, and can run commands if you allow it. Ask in the panel, execute on the right, the agent reads the output and suggests the next step.

Copy-pasting terminal output into a chat window starts to feel archaic within a day.