Say it or type it.
The Command dock stays available while you work. Speak the concern or type it; either way it enters the same place.
Asyncly Command
Turn a spoken concern into the right supervised agent thread.
Asyncly Command is the one place a request enters. Say it or type it, review the plan, and each piece of work continues in the thread that already owns it — with your Codex and Claude accounts doing the work.
One place to start
A rough sentence is enough.
You should not have to find the right window before you can say what is wrong. Command takes the request as you would say it out loud and works out where it belongs.
Every request lands in the thread that owns it.
Command reads the request against your Project, then continues in the thread that already holds the context — or starts a new one in the right workspace.
Watch it continue as real work.
Each routed piece runs as a supervised thread with its own status, changed files, and validations, ready for your review.
From voice to threads
What happens between speaking and running.
The capture above shows the whole exchange on a demo Project: one request about a pricing launch, split and routed while you watch.
Capture the request
“Get the pricing launch ready: finish the new tiers page, make sure Apple Pay is live in express checkout, and wire the onboarding funnel events.”
Review the plan
Command splits the request into pieces of work and shows where each one will go before anything runs.
Route into threads
Each piece continues in the thread that owns it, across the repositories it needs — here storefront and checkout-api.
Follow the work
The threads run under supervision. Questions come to you, and finished work waits for your review.
The next thing starts with you