What Control Is
Control is the nerve center of Loki.
It exists to let one operator manage many active project sessions without collapsing into terminal chaos.
That means Control has to do more than launch agents. It has to show:
- what is running
- what is waiting
- what just finished
- what can be continued
- which project needs attention next
Why It Matters
Without Control, multi-agent work degrades into fragmented tabs and local memory. The operator becomes the integration layer.
Control reverses that. It makes the system itself responsible for presenting fleet state coherently.
The Product Standard
Control succeeds when it feels like commanding a portfolio rather than babysitting a terminal.
That means:
- state must be legible
- actions must be low-friction
- session continuity must survive agent switching
If those three hold, Control stops being a dev tool page and becomes the operational heart of the product.