# Blog

Canonical: https://perched.fyi/blog/

Practical ways to keep agents moving while staying close enough to review their work. Written by the Perch team.

- [How to monitor multiple coding agents without checking every terminal](https://perched.fyi/blog/monitor-multiple-coding-agents/): A practical review loop for parallel coding agents: bound the tasks, distinguish running from waiting, and verify each completed result.
- [Why an agent status monitor does not need your transcripts](https://perched.fyi/blog/status-without-transcripts/): How Perch separates session status from request content, and what a status-only recent-steps view can and cannot tell you about coding work.
- [Keep a human decision in the coding-agent loop](https://perched.fyi/blog/human-in-the-loop-coding/): Make agent approvals easier to review without turning them into automatic decisions. A practical approach to context, scope, undo and handoff.
- [Reduce the checking loop around your coding agents](https://perched.fyi/blog/reduce-agent-context-switching/): Distinguish checking for a change from reviewing a result. Use visible state, project names and small notes to manage agent handoffs on Mac.
- [A coding agent, a monitor and an orchestrator do different jobs](https://perched.fyi/blog/agent-monitor-vs-agent/): Understand where Perch fits beside coding agents: local activity and human responses, with task execution and orchestration kept separate.