Quorum Terminal includes a built-in source-control panel so you can review changes, manage branches, and coordinate parallel AI agents without leaving the app. This page covers the panel, branch and diff workflows, worktrees for isolating concurrent agents, and stash operations.
The source-control panel
Open the source-control panel from the right dock. It lists both staged and unstaged changes for the current repository, giving you a single place to see what has moved before you commit. Selecting a file opens its diff inline.
The panel reflects the working tree of the project you have open, so keep it in view while an agent edits files to watch changes land in real time.
Branches and diffs
Diffs render inline with syntax highlighting and hunk navigation, so you can step through individual changes rather than scrolling a flat patch. This makes it practical to review a file hunk by hunk before staging it.
The panel also includes a branch list. You can filter the list to find a branch quickly, create a new branch, and check out an existing one directly from the panel.
Worktrees for parallel agents
When you run several AI agents at once, you can create git worktrees to isolate them. Each worktree gives an agent its own branch and working directory, so concurrent agents operate on separate branches without colliding over the same files.
A session dashboard helps you manage this setup: review existing worktrees, create branches, and clean up worktrees you no longer need once their work is merged or discarded.
Before launching a multi-agent run, Quorum Terminal can write a managed coordination block into AGENTS.md. This block is maintained for you, so the agents share a consistent set of coordination instructions for the run.
Stash
Stash operations are supported directly from Quorum Terminal. You can create a stash to set aside in-progress changes, list existing stashes, apply a stash to restore its changes, and drop a stash you no longer need. This is useful for parking work before switching branches or checking out another worktree.
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