Docs and plans in TIDE
The Docs and Plans sections list the project’s docs and plans in their folders, each with its status, kept up to date as agents write them. TIDE is where you read them; writing them is the CLI’s, or an agent’s. The CLI side is in Docs, Plans and Running plans.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”Enter on a doc opens it, rendered as Markdown:
Enter on a plan opens its tab: its state and progress, its goal, and its tasks drawn as git log --graph draws commits, with a panel for the task under the cursor:
| Key | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
← → |
a folder | fold or open it |
Enter |
a doc or plan | open its tab |
m |
a doc or plan in the list | move it to another folder |
m |
a doc’s tab | its source, or rendered |
/ |
a doc’s tab | search in it |
← → |
the Plans section’s first row | All, Draft & in progress, or Completed |
↑ ↓ |
a plan’s tab | the task, or plan, under the cursor |
Enter |
a running task | go to its agent |
Enter |
a task that failed or did not land | a box: r retry, f retry with a new agent, l land again, s skip, t the failed check’s output |
Enter |
a done task | its summary, whole |
r |
a draft plan’s tab | run it, after a question |
p |
a running plan’s tab | pause it, or resume it |
c |
a running plan’s tab | cancel it, after a question |
y |
a plan’s tab | copy it to a new draft |
a |
a plan’s tab that is over | archive it, or bring it back |
The keys a plan’s state takes are on its tab’s last line.
How it behaves
Section titled “How it behaves”- Folders are trees in both sections, folded with
←→; a folded folder saysneeds youwhen a plan in it does. - A doc renders since 0.5.0 as glamour renders Markdown in a terminal: headings, lists, emphasis and code, links you can click (http, https and mailto only). A very large doc shows as source. Its tab’s title gives its revision and status; it reads anew when an agent writes a new revision.
- A plan’s tab follows its run as it goes. The rail’s lanes show what runs in parallel; past six lanes the rail is left out. The task under the cursor marks what it needs
▲and what waits for it▼. needs youon a plan’s row means a task failed or did not land, or one of its agents waits for your answer.- A plan of plans lists its plans nested under it, a level deeper in the tree with its branch lines, and its tab lists them as its tasks;
Enteron one goes to that plan,ron one waiting for you starts it. - A running plan’s agents and worktrees are in the Agents and Worktrees sections, under a row for the plan.