0.1.3: Review agent work

Find what each agent is working on, choose a completed change to land, and clean up its finished workspace.

Use this when several agents have left work in one repository and you need to decide what to land or remove. Update with cargo install zit --version 0.1.3 --locked.

1. See every task in one place

From your repository, run:

git zit init       # needed once; starts current at HEAD
git zit status

You get each Zit workspace and registered Git worktree, its task, changed-file and line counts, and separate merge and cleanup assessments. Read the reason under each assessment before choosing an action.

For an ordinary agent branch, give the task a useful label. Replace agent-pricing with your branch name:

git config branch.agent-pricing.zit-task "Fix discount rounding"
git config branch.agent-pricing.zit-agent codex
git zit status

2. Land one finished task

When a managed workspace says merge: blocked because it has unrecorded edits, wait for its agent to finish, then record it. Use the workspace ID from status:

git zit record --workspace WORKSPACE_ID

Use the printed change ID to review and land that work:

git zit show CHANGE_ID
git zit accept --dry-run CHANGE_ID
git zit accept CHANGE_ID

The preview names checks still needed; acceptance runs the required checks on the combined state before landing. If it rejects the change, follow its reason. For an already-committed ordinary Git worktree, use its branch name instead of CHANGE_ID and skip the record step.

3. Reclaim a finished workspace

git zit status

For a managed workspace whose owner has finished and whose cleanup assessment is ready, remove that workspace by its ID:

git zit dispose WORKSPACE_ID

Its recorded change stays in the graph. If cleanup says blocked, review or unknown, resolve the stated reason first. Ordinary Git worktrees require a manual check of agent activity and ignored files before removal with Git.

See the status reference for assessment details, or read the 0.1.3 release notes.