Monitor and organize multiple coding agents in one terminal
Terminal multiplexer for humans (and agents). Task: Terminal multiplexer for humans (and agents). keeps watch Every agent, what it's doing, and who needs you. ▶ working ● needs you ● finished ○ idle agent aware ▶ working ● needs you ● unread ○ clear F1 to catch up. Claude Code Codex Pi OpenCode omp new tab agent Ctrl-T to jump into work, new or old. Use your existing accounts. All of them. top for your tokens Where did the tokens go? activity tracking Hover an agent to see what it did. Keep ’em running Like tmux, your agents and processes keep running in the background. corgi and you’re in. see their changes Every file it touched, in one scroll. worktrees Fantastic trees and where to find them. clever corgi Organizes your workspaces for you. resource usage Per workspace, live. embraces the modern terminal ⌘V just pastes an image, even on SSH*. Links you can copy. Images you can see. * Requires Ghostty 1.4. Tab Tricks Undo tab closes with Ctrl-Shift-T. ssh friendly Image paste just works* with ⌘V. On a slow link, Corgi keeps pace. * Requires Ghostty 1.4. hackable Drive Corgi from any terminal. corgi --skill teaches your agents. keyboard and mouse Corgi loves both.; tools: Codex, Claude Code. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: Requires Ghostty 1.4 for specific features like image pasting over SSH. The tool relies on existing accounts for agents like Claude Code and Codex. Integration uncertainty exists regarding how well it handles non-standard agent outputs or complex multi-file dependencies without manual intervention..
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Overview
Terminal multiplexer for humans (and agents).
Workflow
Terminal multiplexer for humans (and agents). keeps watch Every agent, what it's doing, and who needs you. ▶ working ● needs you ● finished ○ idle agent aware ▶ working ● needs you ● unread ○ clear F1 to catch up. Claude Code Codex Pi OpenCode omp new tab agent Ctrl-T to jump into work, new or old. Use your existing accounts. All of them. top for your tokens Where did the tokens go? activity tracking Hover an agent to see what it did. Keep ’em running Like tmux, your agents and processes keep running in the background. corgi and you’re in. see their changes Every file it touched, in one scroll. worktrees Fantastic trees and where to find them. clever corgi Organizes your workspaces for you. resource usage Per workspace, live. embraces the modern terminal ⌘V just pastes an image, even on SSH*. Links you can copy. Images you can see. * Requires Ghostty 1.4. Tab Tricks Undo tab closes with Ctrl-Shift-T. ssh friendly Image paste just works* with ⌘V. On a slow link, Corgi keeps pace. * Requires Ghostty 1.4. hackable Drive Corgi from any terminal. corgi --skill teaches your agents. keyboard and mouse Corgi loves both.
Reported result
The source does not report measured business outcomes or efficiency gains. It describes the interface capabilities, such as background process persistence and activity tracking, but lacks data on time saved or error reduction. A measurable acceptance check would be verifying that all agent states are correctly reflected in the dashboard during a test session.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
Requires Ghostty 1.4 for specific features like image pasting over SSH. The tool relies on existing accounts for agents like Claude Code and Codex. Integration uncertainty exists regarding how well it handles non-standard agent outputs or complex multi-file dependencies without manual intervention.
Try it
I want to set up a monitoring workflow for my coding agents using Corgi. Please guide me through installing Corgi and connecting it to my existing Claude Code and Codex accounts. First, run a dry run with a simple task: ask an agent to create a single text file. Verify that Corgi displays the 'working' status, then the 'finished' status, and shows the file change in the 'see their changes' view. Do not proceed to complex tasks until I confirm the basic monitoring works. Ensure I can use Ctrl-T to jump into the agent session. If any step fails, stop and report the error. I will manually approve any file changes before they are committed.
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