A lightweight terminal-based agent orchestrator for managing multiple AI coding assistants.

Run multiple AI coding agents in parallel and manage them from a single dashboard. Agent View is a lightweight tmux session manager built for AI-assisted development workflows - monitor agent status in real-time, get notifications when agents finish or need input, and seamlessly switch between sessions.

Works with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Codex CLI, and any custom AI coding tool.

When working with AI coding agents, you often need to run multiple agents on different tasks - one refactoring a module, another writing tests, a third exploring a bug. Agent View lets you orchestrate all of them from one place instead of juggling terminal tabs. It's the missing multi-agent management layer for your AI-assisted development workflow.

• Multi-Agent Dashboard - View all your AI coding assistant sessions at a glance with real-time status indicators
• Smart Notifications - Get notified when an agent finishes a task or needs your input, so you can context-switch efficiently
• Session Management - Create, stop, restart, and delete coding agent sessions with keyboard shortcuts
• Git Worktree Integration - Automatically create isolated git worktrees for each agent session, keeping your branches clean
• Tool Agnostic - Works as a Claude Code manager, Gemini CLI orchestrator, OpenCode dashboard, or with any custom AI tool
• Keyboard-First - Fully navigable terminal UI with keyboard shortcuts for maximum productivity
• Session Groups - Organize sessions into groups by project or workflow
• Persistent State - Sessions survive terminal restarts and system reboots via tmux

Agent View monitors your sessions and shows real-time status indicators:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/frayo44/agent-view/main/install.sh | bash

git clone [email protected]:frayo44/agent-view.git
cd agent-view
bun install
bun run build

bun run compile        # Current platform
bun run compile:all    # All platforms (macOS/Linux, x64/arm64)

agent-view
# or use the short alias
av

Dashboard:

Inside attached session:

1. Press n to open the new session dialog
2. Select your AI tool (Claude, Gemini, OpenCode, etc.)
3. Enter the project path
4. Optionally enable git worktree for an isolated branch
5. Press Enter to create and attach

Create ~/.agent-view/config.json to customize defaults:

{
  "defaultTool": "claude",
  "worktree": {
    "defaultBaseBranch": "main",
    "command": "git worktree"
  },
  "shortcuts": [
    {
      "name": "Backend API",
      "tool": "claude",
      "projectPath": "/home/dev/projects/backend-api",
      "groupPath": "work",
      "keybind": "<leader>1"
    },
    {
      "name": "Frontend App",
      "tool": "gemini",
      "projectPath": "/home/dev/projects/frontend-app",
      "groupPath": "work",
      "keybind": "<leader>2"
    }
  ]
}

Shortcuts allow quick session creation from pre-configured templates. Press s to open the shortcuts dialog, or use direct keybinds (e.g., \1 for <leader>1).

Manage AI coding sessions running on remote machines (dev boxes, cloud VMs, etc.) from your local Agent View dashboard.

1. Install av on the remote machine
2. Ensure SSH access is configured (key-based auth recommended)
3. Press Shift+N to create a remote session

Press Shift+N to open the remote session wizard:

1. SSH Host - Enter the SSH destination (e.g., user@hostname or an SSH config name)
2. av Path - Path to av binary on remote (default: av)
3. Tool - Select the AI tool to use
4. Project Path - Working directory on the remote machine
5. Title - Optional session name

Values are remembered for next time.

• Bun runtime
• tmux for session management
• At least one AI coding tool installed (claude, gemini, opencode, etc.)
• For remote sessions: SSH access to remote host with av installed

This project is inspired by agent-deck.

MIT