Multi-agent coding coordinator

A keyboard-first dashboard for developers juggling multiple coding AI agents

Problem

Developers increasingly run multiple coding agents (Claude, Codex, etc.) at once but lack a unified view of who is doing what, whether they are stuck, or if outputs conflict. Projects like Agent Manager and OS Grokbot on Show HN hint at the need, but users still want a lightweight way to switch, monitor, and intervene quickly.

Solution

A local-first desktop dashboard centered on keyboard shortcuts that aggregates each agent's terminal status, task description, and recent output. It supports one-click pause, retry, conflict alerts, and records context summaries per agent to avoid duplicate work.

Users

Indie developers running 2+ coding agents simultaneously, tech leads at small teams, heavy AI-assisted development users.

MVP

Integrate with tmux or local process output; keyboard-first agent switching and status bar; task tags and context summaries; simple conflict/duplicate task alerts; export daily agent work report.

Revenue

One-time purchase $29–49, or subscription $5/month per seat; team plan at $19/month.

Why now

Coding agent usage is exploding while coordination tools are still early; indie developers understand the pain best and can build without relying on large model APIs.