Agents

Applies at once, no restart

What clicking magpie’s icon in the menu bar or tray opens

magpie’s icon beside Omarchy’s own in the bar; right-click opens the window

Agents’ lists put each model’s provider after its name, or not after names you set

Codex’s OpenAI models hand subagents their tasks as text (multi-agent V1), so a GPT lead can spawn them on magpie’s other models. New threads only; Codex’s own multi_agent_v2 setting still wins

Codex and Claude Code compact a conversation at 272K tokens, or the size typed here, on a model with a larger window, unless its provider has a Compact at of its own; in Claude Code a Claude model runs to its own window, 1M for a [1m] one, as Anthropic runs it. The model’s full window lets any conversation grow further, with every turn slower and costlier

Start magpie in the tray when you log in, so agents find the gateway from the start

Keep magpie in the Dock too, always or while its window is open, for Cmd-Tab and a menu bar too full to show its icon

A closed panel or window frees its page after a minute, about 100 MB each, and loads it anew when opened

Keeps this computer from going to sleep by itself while agents work through magpie and for ten minutes after; the display may still turn off

Looks in running WSL distros for agents to set up, their sessions and Claude Code; off, WSL is never asked anything and the agents found there are no longer shown

Used by the terminal button in Sessions; only apps registered for .command files appear

How often the allowances beside the icon are asked for again

Each subscription's logo before its numbers; off, the numbers alone with a thin line between subscriptions

magpie's icon before the allowances; off, the allowances alone, and a click on one still opens the panel

How much of each window is used, or how much is left, on the Usage page, the panel and the menu bar

How a large count of tokens or requests is shortened on the Usage page and the panel