Charts

Setting up a multi-agent team used to mean describing a shape you could not see: a role in one field, a reporting relationship in a dropdown pointing at a name you typed three fields earlier, and no picture of the result until you pressed Start and watched it behave. Charts makes the team the thing on screen. It lives under Set up in the orchestration dashboard and does exactly one job — draw the relationships between your terminals, who reports to whom and who hands work to whom — while Defaults, the table for unnamed work and fallbacks, sits separately under Advanced. A palette rail holds your agents, the terminals already running, work types and saved charts; with two or more AI terminals open, a Chain my open terminals card drops exactly those terminals into a pipeline with their seats already filled. Every consequential action explains itself first: a New chart dialog picks the shape and whether an AI drafts it or you start blank, opening a saved chart over unsaved edits previews the canvas and offers Save edits first, Cancel or Discard and load, converting a pipeline into an org chart is its own card rather than a side effect of a mode switch, and each shape keeps its own draft. ⌘Z undoes anything, including an AI draft. If you would rather write than draw, Describe with AI turns "a lead that reviews two implementers" into a chart, and a text pane round-trips the whole team to a readable diagram syntax and back.