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Software & DevOpsDone with Codex, Claude Code Oct 23, 2026
Monitor and organize multiple coding agents in one terminal
Corgi is a terminal multiplexer that shows what each coding agent is doing and launches Codex/Claude Code sessions, reusing the agents to label links and worktrees.
- What They Did
- Corgi is a terminal multiplexer for Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode, installed with a curl script. Each agent shows a status: working, needs you, unread or clear. Ctrl-T starts a new or old session using your existing accounts. Agents keep running in the background like tmux. The page says it organizes workspaces for you, but gives no detail on how.
- How It Went
- The page lists features only: activity tracking, per-workspace resource and token usage, file changes and worktrees. It gives no results or numbers, and it doesn't describe the link labeling.
- Worth Knowing
- It runs on macOS, Linux and WSL. Pasting images over SSH needs Ghostty Nightly.
Try it yourself with Codex
Help me set up a terminal workflow to run and monitor several coding agents at once in my project at [project path]. Create a separate git worktree for each of these tasks: [task 1], [task 2], [task 3], start an agent session in each, and give me a single script or tmux layout that shows which worktree each agent is working in and its current status. You're done when I can start the layout with one command and see all sessions side by side; pause and show me before deleting any worktree or branch.
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