UI Walkthrough

A guided tour of the Verun interface. Each section highlights a key area of the application.

Overview

The main Verun window is divided into several panels. You can resize panels by dragging the dividers.

Task List Panel

The left sidebar shows all tasks for the current project. Each task displays its name, branch, status, and the number of active sessions.

• Status indicators: Tasks show Running, Paused, Ready, or Completed.
• Quick actions: Right-click a task to start a session, fork, or delete.
• Filtering: Filter tasks by status or search by name.

Code Editor

The central panel is a full code editor with syntax highlighting, file tree navigation, and multi-tab support.

• Open files from the worktree by clicking in the file tree or from diff viewer results.
• The editor follows the same conventions as VS Code (keyboard shortcuts, multi-cursor, etc.).

Terminal Panel

The bottom panel hosts an integrated terminal. Each agent session gets its own terminal instance.

• Agent CLIs run here — you can see the agent's terminal output in real time.
• You can also open a manual terminal to run commands inside the worktree.

Diff Viewer

The diff viewer shows side-by-side diffs with syntax highlighting for all changes made by the agent in the current task.

• Navigate between changed files using the file list on the left.
• Click any line in the diff to open the file at that location in the code editor.
• Review individual commits or the full working-tree diff.

Session Controls

Session controls appear at the top of the terminal panel when a session is active.

• Trust level indicator: Shows the current trust level (Supervised, Normal, Full Auto).
• Pause / Resume: Temporarily pause the agent without closing the session.
• Stop: Terminate the session and the agent process.
• Fork: Fork from the current message to create a new task.