Advanced Features

Power-user features to enhance your AI coding workflow. An image is worth a thousand words, so let’s show you what’s possible.

🎯 Worktree Highlighting

Never miss when an agent finishes working. Worktree cards pulse with a teal glow when sessions are ready for your attention.

🔔 Task Completion Chimes

Hear when your agents finish working. Set up audio notifications for long-running tasks so you can multitask.

📊 Context Window Progression

See exactly how much context you’re using. Color-coded underlays show token consumption as you work through conversations.

✅ Task Tracking

Track your progress with interactive todo lists. Claude Code agents automatically create and update task lists as they work.

📝 Message Queueing

Queue up multiple prompts while an agent is working. Send follow-up instructions without interrupting the current task.

🔍 Per-Message Git Tracking

See exactly what changed with each agent message. Every message tracks git diffs, showing which files were modified and what changed.

💬 Autocomplete

Quickly reference files and users with @ mentions. Type @ to autocomplete file paths and user names in your prompts.

⚙️ User-Level Configuration

Personalize Agor without affecting teammates. Set your own API keys, environment variables, and agent defaults.

API Keys

Environment Variables

Agentic Tool Defaults

⌨️ Quick Access

🎨 Streamdown Markdown Rendering

Rich AI responses with live streaming. Agor uses Streamdown by Vercel to render AI-generated markdown in real-time.

What You Get

• Mermaid diagrams - Stream flowcharts and sequence diagrams with one-click rendering
• Math expressions - LaTeX/KaTeX support for inline ($E = mc^2$) and block equations
• Syntax highlighting - 100+ languages via Shiki (server-side)
• GitHub Flavored Markdown - Tables, task lists, strikethrough, and more
• Streaming-optimized - Handles incomplete chunks gracefully during real-time delivery

🗄️ Worktree Archival

Clean up your workspace without losing valuable data. Archive completed worktrees to preserve conversation history, analytics, and metadata while keeping your board clutter-free.

The Smart Way to Clean Up

When a PR is merged or feature is complete, you often want to clean up disk space but keep:

• Session conversation history for learning/analytics
• Issue and PR associations for project tracking
• Environment configurations for future reference
• Metadata for team insights and cost attribution

Archive Options

Filesystem:

• Leave untouched - No changes to disk (metadata-only archival)
• Clean workspace - Runs git clean -fdx (removes node_modules, builds, untracked files)
• Delete completely - Removes entire worktree directory from disk

Metadata & Sessions:

• Archive (recommended) - Hides from board, preserves all data for analytics and history
• Delete permanently - Removes all data including sessions and conversations (no undo)

Best Practice: Archive with filesystem cleanup after PR merge. Only delete permanently for experimental worktrees with no valuable data.

👥 Multiplayer Terminal Sessions

Collaborate in real-time via shared tmux sessions. When multiple users open the same worktree terminal, they see each other’s keystrokes live.

How It Works

• Each worktree gets a dedicated tmux window in the shared agor session
• Multiple users connecting to the same worktree attach to the same window
• WebSocket broadcasting ensures all keystrokes and output are synchronized
• No configuration needed - works automatically when tmux is installed

Use Cases

• Pair programming - Two developers working on the same feature in sync
• Live debugging - One person navigating terminal while another observes
• Onboarding - Senior dev demonstrates commands while junior follows along
• Code review - Reviewer can explore the worktree interactively during review

Privacy Note: Terminal sessions are worktree-scoped. Users only see terminals for worktrees they’re actively using.

📚 Related Docs

• Concepts - Understanding worktrees, sessions, and boards
• Environments - Dev environment setup
• Agor MCP Server - MCP integration and session tools
• SDK Comparison - Claude vs Codex vs Gemini