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Replit can hand off independent tasks to worker chats that run in parallel. Each chat focuses on its task, while your main chat coordinates the work and brings the results together. You’ve made a contribution and responded to review. Now, try working on two independent tasks at once. Keep using your copy of the landing-page demo, or choose similar tasks for your repository.

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Work on tasks in parallel

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Split the work

Ask Replit to review the page’s wording and keyboard navigation in separate chats:Replit creates two worker chats: one for the copy review and one for keyboard navigation. Each appears as a card in your main chat.Replit creates two separate chats for reviewing landing page copy and checking keyboard navigation, each with an Open button.Select Open on either card to follow that task. Your main chat coordinates the work and brings the findings together.
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Follow each task

Open a worker chat from its card to see its progress or give more direction. You can also select Main agent at the top of the chat to see the worker chats reporting to it. Choose a name to switch chats.The Main agent menu lists the main chat and the worker chats for keyboard navigation and landing page copy.To see the worker chats in a tab, select + in the tab bar, then Agents.The new-tab plus button and Agents option are highlighted.The Agents tab lists the worker chats for this main chat. Select one to open its conversation.The Agents tab lists the keyboard navigation and landing page copy worker chats.For example, in the copy review chat:Return to your main chat to keep track of the overall work. If a task needs your input or access to the repository, resolve that before continuing.
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See the work in progress

Inside the keyboard-navigation chat, Replit tests the page in a browser and explains what it is checking. Here, it is investigating the mobile menu and testing the skip-to-content link on a phone-sized screen.A worker chat tests the mobile landing page in a browser and describes its keyboard-navigation checks.You can follow the task here while the copy review runs in its own chat. This screenshot shows testing in progress; wait for the findings to see what passed and what still needs attention.
Keep small tasks in one chat. Separate chats are useful when tasks can proceed independently; if they depend on each other or change the same files, work through them in order. For the concepts behind this workflow, see Agents.