Agent Squad
The agents you pay for stop being separate tools — mention any of them mid-conversation and they work the same task as one team you supervise.
- Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · Gemini CLI · Kimi · opencode
- That message routes to that agent
- You see the switch happen and who wrote the reply
- The agent on the task offers to pass it on — you confirm
Your agent subscriptions stop being isolated tools. Every agent you have linked is a member of your squad, and inside a single session they work the same task as one team you supervise — you decide who takes the next message by typing @, and you can also let the agent on the task tell you when a teammate is the better fit. It stays turn-based: one agent works at a time, and nothing changes hands without you.
Type @ in the composer, pick a squad member, and that message goes to them instead — no new session, no re-explaining the task. Free for everyone.
A returning agent resumes its own earlier conversation, where the agent supports that — and gets briefed on what its teammates did while it was away.
The switch shows its progress live instead of swapping silently, and every reply is labelled with the agent that wrote it.
The agent on the task knows your squad and what each member is good at, so it can offer to pass the work on. You get a card with an editable prompt and accept with one tap (Pro).
Turn on Auto handoffs (Pro) and valid proposals execute on their own, bounded by a hop budget you set (1–10). Every hop still shows up in the timeline — and any message from you takes the wheel back instantly.
Mention @coderabbit and it reviews your current changes as a one-shot — your working agent stays exactly where it was.
Squad activity shows each member’s turns, the files they touched, and how work was handed around — per session.
- 1Build your squad
Link the agents you use in Profile › Your Squad. Every agent you link becomes a squad member you can call on.
- 2Type @ in a session
The mention picker lists your squad. Pick who should take the next message and send it as usual.
- 3Watch the switch, read the reply
The app shows the switch progress, then the answer arrives attributed to the agent that wrote it.
- 4Accept a handoff when one is offered
If the working agent proposes passing the job on, review the prompt it drafted, edit it if you want, and tap to accept.
Squad members are the agents that can take over inside a live session: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Kimi, and opencode. CodeRabbit joins as a mention-only reviewer — @coderabbit runs a one-shot review of your current changes without switching agents. Aider and OpenRouter stay single-agent, as do local Take Control sessions. The session needs a recent CLI (2.64.0 or newer; auto handoffs, Squad activity, and @coderabbit need 2.65.0) — older sessions simply don’t show the mention picker.
Mentioning a squad member is free for everyone — including @coderabbit reviews. Agent-proposed handoffs are a Pro feature: by default you confirm each one with a tap, and only one proposal is ever pending. With Auto handoffs on, proposals execute themselves within the hop budget you set — and sending any message of your own always takes control back.
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