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Corgi
A tmux-style terminal multiplexer built for running coding agents: see which of your Claude Code, Codex, Pi or OpenCode sessions are working or need you, track token use, and review every file each agent touched.
💲 Free and open source (MIT); uses your existing agent accounts. Source: github.com (checked Oct 24, 2026).
Pros & cons
👍 Pros
- Agent-aware status (working, needs you, finished) across tabs
- Sessions keep running in the background like tmux; worktree and SSH friendly
- Per-agent activity replay and token tracking
👎 Cons
- Very new project with a small community
- Image paste over SSH needs Ghostty Nightly
Latest release
Show HN launch
Corgi launched publicly on Hacker News as a terminal multiplexer for humans and agents, supported on macOS, Linux and WSL. Source ↗
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