KernelHub Live Workspace
While a task runs, the card shows what it is actually doing — not a spinner and not a summary written afterwards.
The evidence stream
Every read, command and edit appears as it happens, in order. Phases are labelled — reading, thinking, modifying, running commands — so you can see where it is without reading every line.
The counters
| files | Changed by this task. |
| other changes in this workspace | Modified before this task started. Not its doing, and kept out of its diff. |
| changed by other processes while this task ran | Something else wrote to the workspace during the run — another editor, a build, another task. |
The dimmed rows
Some rows are dimmed and worded passively — “changed on disk” rather than “edited”. Those come from watching the filesystem, which can tell that a file changed but not who changed it. Rows the agent itself reported are shown normally. The distinction is deliberate: a row that claims more than it knows is worse than no row.
“No file changes yet”
This is a real state, not a stall. Reading files and running commands are work; a task can spend minutes there before writing anything.
Replay
The timeline is kept. Open a finished task and read what it did, in order, at any time.