- Top-tier `git worktree`-based context switching in the same IDE window.
- A framework for attaching terminal-based agents to each worktree branch. Eventually this should evolve into a better open protocol for integration, primarily for diffs, permission request notifications, and progress indicators.
- A sidebar that monitors agent status/notifications on each active worktree branch.
- A quick notification-style way of responding to agent prompts across all branches. This has been built in standalone agent manager tools, but I can't use those tools effectively when I need to quickly jump in and be an engineer.
- Branch-context-level association with browser test windows or mobile emulator/simulator instances.
- Strong code completion capabilities via other faster models, a great extension ecosystem with lots of language server support, and function as a high-quality IDE.
Right now, I'm managing multiple macOS desktops with different instances of Windsurf running Claude agents in-terminal, and web browser windows / mobile emulators/simulators are dragged into the respective desktops for each instance. It's clunky.