Parallel Agent Drift Board
See at a glance if any of your parallel AI coding agents have quietly gone off-task.
- Problem
- When running multiple Claude Code sessions, the hardest part isn't writing code — it's managing terminals, tabbing between them, and checking whether an agent quietly wandered off and started refactoring something you never asked for.
- Solution
- A lightweight dashboard that collects each parallel AI coding session's goal, current actions, and file changes, flags off-task agents with color, and lets you jump back to the right terminal in one click. Core features are drift detection and status overview.
- Users
- Individual developers and small teams running multiple AI coding agents concurrently
- MVP
- Read session logs from each agent to extract task description and file operations; detect drift via keyword and file-type matching; provide a browser or menubar overview panel; allow one-click focus on the corresponding terminal tab; support custom drift rules
- Revenue
- Free basic tier plus subscription for multi-session monitoring, custom rules, and team-shared dashboard
- Why now
- AI coding agents are exploding, but tooling for managing them is still manual tab-switching; indie developers can quickly fill this workflow gap
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