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A terminal multiplexer for AI coding agents. Run every coding agent side by side in one tmux TUI, with live status, instant prompts, isolated git worktrees, agent-to-agent delegation, managed terminal…

agent-manager against herdr, Agent of Empires, agent-deck, Vibe Kanban, claude-squad, plain tmux and the Claude Code tmux managers, feature by feature.

Articles, field notes, community discussion and discovery pages covering agent-manager.

The agent-manager roadmap: big features being built now, next and later for the tmux manager that runs Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding agents.

What agent-manager is, who builds it, how it is licensed, and what an agent should know about it.

Where to report a bug, ask a question, report a vulnerability or contribute to agent-manager.

What this site collects, what the agent-manager binary sends, and what never leaves your machine.

What agent-manager is, what a session is, and where everything lives.

Homebrew, Scoop, the install scripts, the AUR, mise, go install, or a prebuilt binary. macOS and Linux on amd64 and arm64, Windows natively and in WSL2.

The first launch picks the agents, the layout, the density and the theme, walks the main keys, and can import conversations the CLIs already saved.

Where each session's colour comes from: Claude Code hook events, per-tool pane rules, and how a turn is judged finished or waiting.

space opens quick prompt mode: send into a session's pane, spawn into a group on the model you pick, paste an image, retarget mid-sentence.

ctrl+r opens a full-screen whole-file diff whose line comments go back to the agent as one review prompt.

Every agent is a real tmux session: its model, effort and profile, killing, reviving on the same conversation, opening a saved one, the group tree, archiving, and self-naming.

The fleet summary, per-agent CPU and RAM across the whole process tree, and the machine gauges.

Spawn, message and wait on other agents, drive terminals, declare the repo under review, and how the server registers itself into every session.

Settings, the key tables, copying configuration to another machine, upgrading from config.toml, how the built-in CLIs are kept current, themes, and where state is kept.

Named environment profiles a session launches under, kept with agent-manager env and picked per session or per group.

The twelve coding CLIs that ship with live status, how each one is read and resumed, which ones the pickers offer, and how a new CLI gets in.

Every binding in the list, in a session, in review, and in quick prompt mode.

Field notes from agent-manager: live code-review races, status detection, Claude Code hooks, and the engineering underneath a tmux-native agent workflow.

The wheel moves the cursor, a click selects a row, a double click focuses a session, and the mouse back button brings you back.

How generation tokens, conservative text anchors and selective reloads keep line comments attached while a coding agent changes the diff underneath a reviewer.

Six things the Claude Code hook API never reports, found while wiring it to a live status list, like the interrupt that fires nothing.

Interactive view that renders this server's tool results inside the host's sandbox.