Using Zorvo / Compare agents

Compare agents

Send one prompt to up to four agents. Each works in its own worktree, and you keep the one you pick.

Start a compare run

1. In a git repository, start a new session and open its Agent chip. Tick up to four agents. An agent that still needs an install or a sign-in cannot be ticked, and its status says why.
2. The chip reads "3 agents · compare", and Send becomes Start 3 sessions. The composer shows one model chip per agent. Zorvo asks an agent for its models only when you open its chip, and your pick is that agent's model in its next session too.
3. Write the prompt and press Start 3 sessions. Zorvo makes each agent's worktree, on its own agent/<title> branch, and starts each agent in the safest mode it has.

Follow the run

• The sidebar shows the run as one row, "Compare · 3 agents", with what its agents are doing ("2 working, 1 finished"). Its sessions are listed under it, each named by its agent.
• The run's panel lists each agent with its status and how long its turn has run or took ("Working · 12 min", "Finished · 8 min"), and the files and lines it changed since its worktree started. Click the numbers to read that agent's diff. See Review changes.
• Open shows an agent's chat, where you answer its permissions. An agent that asks you to sign in waits on its row, which reads Needs sign-in, until you open it.

Pick one

Pick always asks first, in a bar at the bottom of the panel that names the agents it would stop mid-turn. Confirm, and Zorvo stops and archives the other sessions. Their worktrees and branches stay, so you can still read or merge what they did. The session you picked carries on as a normal session.