Superpowers panel
The Superpowers panel is the mission control for Wakii’s built-in agent team. It ships bundled with the app — no setup required — and lives in the right sidebar.
Opening the panel
Look for the ⚡ (zap) icon in the activity bar on the right side of the window. Click it to open the panel.
If the right sidebar is hidden, toggle it with Cmd/Ctrl + L
(Toggle Right Sidebar). The panel is a bundled plugin, enabled by
default — there is nothing to install.
The two tabs
The panel has exactly two tabs: ⚡ Workflow and 🌳 Story.
⚡ Workflow tab
The Workflow tab is where you launch a run. It assembles the start prompt for your coding agent from a few choices:
- Intent — what kind of work is this? New feature, Continue work, or Quick fix. The intent picks the workflow shape (and skips planning phases that don’t apply, e.g. quick fixes).
- Modes — toggles that shape the run: Autonomous (gates self-approve after checkpoints), Refine idea, Simplify code, Linear audit log (reproduction-grade comments on your Linear issue), Mindset Browser (the agent works browser-first, not CLI-first), and Plan only.
- Subagents — a grid of the 9 specialist agents (P0 analyst, Designer, Spec critic, Plan critic, Code reviewer, Verifier, Security, Rollback fixer, Dev executor). All 9 are on by default; switch any off to slim the team down.
- Execute (Phase 4) — how the plan gets built: Delegate (a worker agent per task), Inline (the agent implements in its own session), or Superpowers (the executing-plans loop).
Hit Start and the assembled prompt goes to your coding agent.
🌳 Story tab
The Story tab tracks large features managed as stories — an epic broken into sub-features with dependencies:
- Create story / Approve story / Launch SFs — the story lifecycle, from draft to parallel execution.
- Bracket canvas — a live SVG graph of your story: the epic node, its sub-features, dependency edges, and per-node status colors, with live agent activity and progress.
- 🛠 Story Ops — a strip of ops actions for a running story: launch the next sub-feature, stats, the watchdog (auto-resumes stalled sub-features), verify (runs the full gate check), and attempt history.
Story Ops gates
Story Ops checks a story against its definition-of-done, one gate at a time:
| Gate | Checks |
|---|---|
| B0 | Browser test — the agent actually opened the app and walked the flow |
| B1 | Code + tests pass |
| B2 | Plan checkboxes ticked |
| B3 | Independent review done |
| B4 | Branch merged to the story branch |
| B5 | Linear issue set to Done |
The verifier reports one verdict per story: COMPLETE, READY-TO-DONE,
INCOMPLETE, VIOLATION, or NOT-LAUNCHED.
Next
See Story workflow for the full epic-to-PR flow, and Agents & kit for who those 9 agents are.