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TrueDeck vs BridgeSpace - product gaps

TrueDeck aims to be a free, open-source BridgeSpace-class multi-agent deck: real CLI agents in a terminal grid, a kanban that dispatches them, dual memory, and (next) a code knowledge graph + orchestration.

TrueDeck identity: orchestrate vendor CLIs (Grok, Codex, Claude, Cursor Agent, …) - not replace them with an in-house chat IDE.

Memory layers (dual + graph)

LayerRoleStatus
TrueMemoryMarkdown under .memory/ + global app-data notesShipped
MemPalaceGraph/vector palace via native MCPShipped (native)
GraphifyCode/structure graph (graphify-out/)Automatic (under the hood)

User-facing: memory and Graphify stay automatic. Choose which CLIs to keep wired (syncedAgentIds; default = all coding agents). TrueDeck injects MCP + memory into those CLIs on project open and agent launch, warms palace + graph, and refreshes the graph after agent work.

Agents still use all three when available via .truedeck/auto-context.md and env.

Gap matrix (summary)

AreaBridgeSpaceTrueDeckStatus
Multi-pane agent terminals (≤16)YesNested pane dock, MAX_PANES=16Have
Named layout presetsYesSession restore onlyMissing
Kanban → dispatch agentBridgeBoardTask board + dispatchTaskHave
Multi-agent pipelines / swarmBridgeSwarmRoles + orchestratorBuilding
Git worktree isolationCommonSetting stubBuilding
Knowledge graphProduct UIGraphify integrate + syncBuilding
Memory productBridgeMemoryDual TrueMemory + MemPalaceHave (polish UX)
Review / browser / voice / SSHYesNot startedLater packs

Delivery phases (status)

#PhaseStatus
0Docs + tab labelsDone
1Graphify core (auto)Done
2Agent rolesDone
3Git worktree isolationDone
4Graphify auto syncDone
5Pipelines + orchestratorDone (truedeck_start_pipeline MCP)
6Graph + dual memory in contextDone (auto-context / env)
7Run historyDone (task/run store; list via MCP)
8Layouts + reviewDone (IPC/layouts; review via git tools)
9Browser / voice / SSHDeferred

Deck actions are MCP-first (truedeck_launch, pipelines, tasks) - no deck tools UI panel.

MIT Licensed · Terminal-first multi-agent deck