Recipes
Coming soon
Proven ways to work in the Taller, step by step, to get the most out of several agents at once.
These recipes bring together what the other pages explain into complete workflows you can repeat.
Put three agents on the same task
It's the Taller's strongest move: the same instruction, three branches, and you keep the best one.
Create three workspaces from the same starting point:
fix,fix-2andfix-3.Launch a different agent in each one.
Paste the same instruction into all three.
Split the screen to watch them work.
When they finish, review each diff and leave comments on the best one.
Commit, push and open the review from the winning workspace.
Delete the other two workspaces: one click removes the folder and the branch.
Why it works: each agent makes different mistakes. Where all three agree, the answer is probably right. Where they don't, you've found the hard part.
Review an AI change line by line
Open the workspace's diff.
For each part that changed, ask yourself: is it needed? Is it the minimum? Does it fit with the rest of the file?
Leave a comment on whatever you want changed, in full sentences.
When you've gone through the whole diff, press Send to agent: the Taller combines your comments into a single instruction.
Wait for the agent to fix things and open the diff again. Your comments stay on their lines: mark the fixed ones as Resolved and comment on whatever is still missing.
Repeat until it's clean and commit the change.
More detail in reviewing and delivering changes.
Work on a remote machine
Add the machine in Settings → SSH and test the connection.
Create a workspace and choose that machine in Run on.
Launch the agent: it runs on the remote machine, and you review the diff on your laptop.
More detail in remote servers and SSH.
Jump quickly between workspaces
With many workspaces open, use the quick workspace finder (Cmd-J; on Windows and Linux, Ctrl-J): type part of the name and jump straight there.
Help a customer as an expert
When a customer on the platform asks for help from an expert, the expert opens the same project in the Taller:
They see the team of agents' tasks, each in its own workspace.
They review the diff of the task that needs help and leave their comments.
They fix or redirect the agent, and the customer sees the progress explained in plain words on their screen.
The Taller is based on Orca, open-source software under the MIT license (Copyright © 2026 Lovecast Inc.). This section adapts its documentation. DesarrollAndo is not affiliated with Orca or Lovecast.