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Corgi
corgi.computer
Terminal multiplexer built for coding agents: see which Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode session is working or needs you.
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Corgi
Corgi is a terminal multiplexer for humans and coding agents. It keeps watch over every agent session (Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode) and shows whether each is working, needs you, has finished or is idle, with an F1 shortcut to catch up. Like tmux, agents and processes keep running in the background; Corgi adds token usage tracking, per-agent activity history, a replay of every file an agent touched, worktree handling, live per-workspace resource usage, SSH-friendly image paste (with Ghostty Nightly) and a --skill flag that teaches agents to drive Corgi. Install with a curl script on macOS, Linux or WSL; it is written in TypeScript on Bun and inspired by herdr.
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- What is Corgi?
- Corgi is a terminal multiplexer for humans and coding agents. It keeps watch over every agent session (Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode) and shows whether each is working, needs you, has finished or is idle, with an F1 shortcut to catch up. Like tmux, agents and processes keep running in the background; Corgi adds token usage tracking, per-agent activity history, a replay of every file an agent touched, worktree handling, live per-workspace resource usage, SSH-friendly image paste (with Ghostty Nightly) and a --skill flag that teaches agents to drive Corgi. Install with a curl script on macOS, Linux or WSL; it is written in TypeScript on Bun and inspired by herdr.
- What is Corgi used for?
- Corgi is listed on TolsAI under: AI Code Assistant and AI Developer Tools.
- Where can I use Corgi?
- Corgi is available on its official website, corgi.computer.
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