agentglass
Mission control for every AI coding agent on your machine
agentglass launched on July 28, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Your agents run in a dozen terminals and you find out what they did afterwards, if at all. agentglass puts every one of them on one screen: live tool calls, tokens and cost, across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Kimi and anything that speaks OpenTelemetry. It is a workspace, not just a dashboard. Review the diff, drive git, answer a chat, and hold a dangerous command until you approve it. From the desk or from your phone. Runs on localhost. No account, no telemetry, never phones home. MIT.
Every AI coding agent on your machine, on one screen. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI — watch every tool call, token and dollar live, and hold a dangerous call until you decide. Now from your phone, too.
The combiner is dark — no WebGL here, or no JavaScript. The argument stands either way: a terminal shows you one session. agentglass shows all of them — and holds a dangerous call until a human decides. Everything below this line works without a line of script. A HUD puts the instruments in front of the pilot so they never look down. The point is not the numbers. It is not looking away from what is flying. You run eight agents. Your instrument is a terminal — one session, and the history dies with the tab. Everything above this line is a simulation of the product. This is the product. A cockpit does not give you eight screens. It gives you one, and a way to change what it is. Press G, D, P,…from sirallap.github.io
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