Copy Session and Terminal IDs
**Copy Session ID** and **Copy Terminal ID** sit on the tab right-click menu — the two ids that `wait for terminal <id> to finish` and Copy follow-up ask you for.
Why You Need This
How this feature boosts your daily productivity
Passive waits and subagent hand-offs are written in terms of ids, and until now finding one meant going hunting through panels for a value you then had to transcribe by hand. Right-clicking the tab puts both on the clipboard, so chaining one terminal's work behind another's is a copy and a sentence rather than a scavenger hunt.
How It Works
Get started in 4 simple steps
Right-click the terminal tab
The tab context menu carries Copy Session ID and Copy Terminal ID alongside the usual actions.
Pick the id you need
Terminal ID is what `wait for terminal <id> to finish` addresses; Session ID is the agent session behind it.
Paste it into the instruction
Write the dependency in Agent Input with the real id in it rather than transcribing a value read off a panel.
Without 1DevTool
The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way
The Hard Way
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Key Capabilities
Everything included with Copy Session and Terminal IDs
Why It Matters
The productivity impact of having terminal & ai agents built into your workspace
Chaining Stops Being A Scavenger Hunt
The ids that passive waits and subagent hand-offs ask for are on the tab menu, not somewhere you have to go looking.
No Transcription Errors
A copied id is the id — one wrong character in a hand-typed UUID is a wait that never fires.
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