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Corgi
Terminal multiplexer built for running many coding agents
About
Corgi is an open source terminal multiplexer by Tal Shiri, built on Ghostty and inspired by herdr. It was a Show HN hit with 130+ points. It watches Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode sessions so you can see at a glance which agent is working, waiting on you or done.
## What it does Corgi gives every agent its own pane or tab and tracks its status: running, waiting for input or finished. It writes short activity summaries so you can catch up on a session without scrolling, and it can spin up git worktrees per task so agents do not step on each other. ## Highlights It resumes sessions after a crash, supports multiple accounts, lets you paste images into agents even over SSH, and ships a scripting CLI. Run `corgi --skill` to hand your agent a skill that explains how to drive Corgi itself. ## Install Works on macOS, Linux and WSL: `curl -fsSL https://corgi.computer/install.sh | bash`.
Features
- Live status for Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode sessions
- Activity summaries per agent
- Git worktrees per task
- Resume sessions after a crash
- Image paste into agents, also over SSH
- Scripting CLI and a built in agent skill
Install
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