Claude Code is one of the coding agents that Corgi tracks, so it does the coding itself while Corgi shows the status of agents like it.
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AI tool
Corgi
Corgi is a terminal multiplexer that shows the status of multiple AI coding agents across tabs and workspaces.
What Corgi does
It runs in the terminal and tracks the status of several AI coding agents at once. Agents and processes keep running in the background after you leave the session. It works with several existing coding agent tools using the accounts you already have.
Built for
- Developers working with AI coding agents in the terminal
Key features
- Shows status of each agent: working, needs you, finished, idle
- Supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode agents
- Processes keep running in the background like tmux
- Tracks token usage across agents
- Shows changed files from an agent session in one scroll
- Organizes workspaces automatically
- Shows live resource usage per workspace
- Image paste over SSH with Cmd-V on supported terminals
- Can be driven from any terminal via a command-line skill for agents
Pros
Pros
- Gives a single view of which agents are working, finished or waiting for input.
- Lets background sessions keep running, similar to tmux.
- Can be installed with a single shell command on supported systems.
Where Corgi is listed
Corgi is listed under AI coding agents in AI coding tools.
Corgi alternatives
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GitHub Copilot is a coding agent that can run assigned tasks in the background, doing the agent work itself rather than tracking agents as Corgi does.
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Cursor is an AI coding agent that takes on handed-off development tasks, so it does the agent work that Corgi only monitors across tabs.
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OpenHands is an open source platform running autonomous agents that plan and apply code changes, so it does the coding work rather than tracking agents.
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Devin is an autonomous coding agent that builds, tests and delivers pull requests, doing the agent work rather than tracking it as Corgi does.
Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing