Multiple Projects
Run agents on several projects at once — the whole point of Quack.
Every open project gets its own circle in the Project Dock and its own chats in the Agent Hub. Opening a second, third, or tenth project doesn't interrupt the first — every chat you leave keeps running and streaming in the background, not just idling.
Nothing pauses when you switch tabs
Chat panels stay mounted even when you're not looking at them. Switch to another project, come back ten minutes later, and the agent has kept working the whole time — output streamed, state saved.
Stop only affects what you clicked
Hitting Stop kills exactly the visible chat's current turn. It never touches other open chats or other projects' terminals — there's no "stop everything" button because you're never meant to need one.
Jump to whoever needs you
The Project Dock is a small always-on-top window, separate from the main Quack window, showing one circle per open project. Even with Quack behind your other apps, you can click straight through to the project whose agent just asked a question.
How this differs from one big session
Quack doesn't try to give one agent visibility into five projects at once — each chat is scoped to its own project on purpose. What Quack adds is the view across them, so you're the one holding the full picture instead of babysitting one terminal tab at a time.