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Agent Deck

A terminal dashboard for running multiple AI coding agents in parallel

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Agent Deck dashboard with multiple agent sessions running in parallel

Why Agent Deck

Running one AI agent at a time, you're still a software engineer who happens to use AI. Running five at once, you stop being one. You become a project manager supervising a team, a tech lead unblocking them, an architect designing the approach, a product manager deciding what to build.

The agents write the code. Your job is everything around it — defining the work up front, supervising it in flight, and validating that the right thing got built. None of this is new. It's the same craft people have practiced for decades. The team just looks different.

Agent Deck is the tool that lets you do that without losing your mind. One dashboard, every agent visible at a glance, keyboard-driven, in the terminal you already use, with the agent client you already know.

Real-time Monitoring

See status, active tool, working directory, and last prompt for every agent session — updated in real time.

Keyboard-Driven

Vim-style navigation with single-key actions. Create, focus, close, and rename panes without leaving the dashboard.

Multi-Agent Support

Works with Claude Code and OpenCode out of the box. Auto-installed hooks get you running in one command.

Single Binary

No external terminal multiplexer needed. dot-agent-deck is a single binary with native embedded terminal panes.

Design Principles

Runs in your terminal

Ghostty, iTerm2, Alacritty, Kitty, WezTerm — whatever you already configured. Agent Deck is a guest, not a replacement.

Uses your agent client

Claude Code or OpenCode — keep the shortcuts, skills, and configs you already dialed in. No new agent client to learn.

Focus-mode side panes

Pair an agent with live test runs, log tails, or kubectl watches via per-project TOML config. Deep-diving on one agent doesn’t mean opening a dozen extra terminals.

No buttons

Every action is one or two keystrokes away. Managing a team of agents has to fit in muscle memory — mouse-clicking breaks flow.

Quick Start

# 1. Install via Homebrew
brew tap vfarcic/tap && brew install dot-agent-deck

# 2. Launch the dashboard
dot-agent-deck
Prebuilt binaries and source builds are also available for macOS and Linux. See all install options →