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Start in a project you know. You will give one agent a clear task, read its result and choose what to do next. Install Dure and sign in to your coding-agent CLI first.

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1. Open a project

Add the local project folder in Dure. A Git repository lets you use worktrees and review changes. Choose the project before starting the task so the agent works in the intended folder. If you have existing conversations, the setup/import preview lets you select them and adjust the proposed Spaces and pane layout before confirming. You can skip import and start a new task.

Select existing conversations and review the proposed pane layout before importing.

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2. Describe the task with ⌘N

Press ⌘N to open New agent. Choose the project and provider, then enter a request such as:
For a task that will edit independently, enable Isolate in a dedicated worktree. Check the account and any advanced model or permission choices before starting. A separate worktree separates files; it does not restrict the agent’s permissions.

Choose a project and provider, enter a task, then start an agent with a dedicated worktree.

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3. Start and check the result

Press Enter or click Start agent. Dure opens a terminal pane using the provider’s native CLI. Complete any provider sign-in or approval prompt, then read the reported result and inspect the referenced files. For an editing task, open Diff review and check the actual changes and test results. Give a correction or the next task in the same conversation.

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4. Add another agent when you need it

Right-click inside the terminal of the pane you just created. Choose Split Down or Split Right, then select the next agent in the new pane. Use independent worktrees for parallel editing. You can also start from an issue or pull request using Start in the GitHub sidebar. Continue with Spaces and panes to arrange the work, or sessions and recovery when returning to an existing conversation.