This is a good idea. I've noticed that as well. I started on that, I will finish it early this week.

/mycoder, can you have a look at this feature request? I thought that maybe an attempt was made to enable this via Ctrl-M or Cmd-M (on MacOS), but it doesn't seem to work. I think the goal would be to just stop processing on the main agent and allow the user to enter in new instructions, and then have it resume. The main agent should be able to communicate with its sub-agents using existing mechanisms to switch their priorities or to get them to stop (can the main agent force a stop in a sub-agent? If not we should add that? Like if a sub-agent was doing a research task, we can just get it to immediate halt and return.)

I've implemented the feature to cancel a job in interactive mode.

This implementation adds:

• A new keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+X) to cancel the current job
• A confirmation prompt to avoid accidental cancellations
• Ability to provide new instructions after cancellation
• Updated documentation for the new functionality

The PR is available at: #367

When using interactive mode, you can now:

• Press Ctrl+M to send corrections (existing functionality)
• Press Ctrl+X to cancel the current job and provide new instructions (new functionality)

The implementation clears the conversation history when a cancellation is requested, ensuring the agent stops the current task and focuses entirely on the new instructions.