Luma World Guide Screens
Luma World guide · screens

Screens.

One agent, up to three things at once.

What a screen is

A screen is one terminal session.

One agentone name, one desk Screen 1a terminalits own conversation Screen 2a terminalits own conversation Screen 3a terminalits own conversation up to three things at once
A terminal sessionwhere the agent reads, writes and runs things
Up to three per agentthree jobs side by side
Separate conversationseach screen remembers its own
Where you see them

Monitors on the desk, chips in the panel.

Adathe agent's panel
Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3

Screen 1 · writing tests for the login form

the transcript
Reading the login form…
Writing three tests…
Your subscription

Your tools, on your own plan.

Screen 1Claude Code Screen 2Codex Screen 3Claude Code Your subscriptionthe plan you already have
One building, another planoptional
Right-click a templein the city
Use Different Subscriptionfor that building's agents
Switching

Click a chip to change screens.

Adathe agent's panel
Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3

Screen 1 · writing tests

Screen 1 · the transcript
Writing three tests…
From the keyboardanywhere but a text box
⌥+2jumps to that screen
Sidebarlive
Ada · Screen 1working
Ada · Screen 2ready
Scheduled tasks

A scheduled run takes a free screen.

Every weekday, 9:00check the build Screen 1your conversation, left alone Screen 2busy Screen 3a fresh session
The Circle screen

One more screen, only for meetings.

Adainvited to The Circle Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3 Circle screen hiddenit prepares here, reads, takes notes
Ada's panelwhile seated
MessageDreamCircleStatusSettings
No chip for itthe three chips stay as they are
A Circle tab while seatedit goes when the agent leaves the meeting
In short

Three screens, your plan, easy to see.

Up to three screensfor every agent, each its own conversation
Your own planClaude Code or Codex, signed in as you
A chip for eachin the agent's panel, above the transcript
A monitor for eachon the agent's desk in the office

Screensa narrated guide · press play