agent-console

agent-console is a Rust-based terminal user interface (TUI) that monitors and manages AI coding assistant sessions. It automatically discovers active sessions from OpenAI Codex and Claude Code by parsing the providers' own transcript files. This allows developers to keep track of multiple AI coding agents running simultaneously, even if they were started in different terminals. The tool scans for session transcripts generated by Codex and Claude Code, extracting status information such as working, waiting, idle, or failed. It groups these sessions by workspace, providing a centralized dashboard where users can quickly see the state of each agent. The TUI presents the data in an organized manner, making it easy to switch contexts or identify problematic sessions. agent-console operates entirely within the terminal, leveraging Rust's performance to handle real-time monitoring with minimal overhead. It is designed for developers who frequently use multiple AI assistants and need a simple way to consolidate session management without leaving the command line environment. As an open-source project, it encourages community contributions and can be extended to support additional AI providers or custom status indicators. Its lightweight nature makes it suitable for integration into existing development workflows, enhancing productivity for those who rely on AI coding tools.

Category

AI Agents

Pricing

Open Source

Official website: https://github.com/buhuipao/agent-console

Canonical LambdaBase page: https://www.lambdabase.com/tools/agent-console