I really like the cursor glass experience for an agent first workflow, but not having control over branching or being able to use worktrees really limits firing multiple agents in a local dev setup.
Additionally, the glass UI doesn’t really share which branch i’m on, so I’ll need to stop an agent if I forgot to switch back to my repo’s base branch. This gets extra frustrating when trying to kickoff cloud agents from cursor glass, specifically to get around this. Unlike the web ui which defaults to the repo base branch, cursor glass cloud agents use the local branch and state and will even include files that weren’t meant to be committed. Context switching to use a terminal to switch branches also takes away from the agent first experience I think glass is trying to achieve.
I’d love to be able to start multiple agents all working on different things in their own environments, based off of different branches, all from the simple glass New Agent UI.
I do really prefer the glass experience over the classic overall. The feature im missing is the possibility to quickly copy a agent response for me to share with another agent. This is a option in classic with the three dots options at the end of a agent response but isnt available in glass.
I also really miss having two agent chats showcased side by side for parralell work. This would also let me monitor a working agent while prompting another, or having a multiple builder agents working on slices while having a orchestrator always visible to share progress and handover information to.
I would also like a feature in the agent list where you could create project groups containing all agent chats for specific phases or featuresets. Having all of them share the same list makes it a little bit hard to pick up previous started work.
