Go terminal command center for coding-agent sessions on tmux, with forking, MCP management, a web view, remote decks over SSH, and conductor sessions that supervise workers.
Supervising tmux-based agent sessions, including remote decks over SSH.
Core features
- Sandboxed runs YesSource
- Diff reviewNo
README, docs, TUI code and web UI code searched for diff, changes and review. There is no diff view; diff appears only in internal fork logic.
- Agent coordination YesSource
- Scheduled tasks Yes
Agent Deck installs a recurring heartbeat that wakes the conductor agent. It is an interval ping with editable rules, not a job list with a prompt per schedule.
Source - Event triggers Yes
Watchers forward outside events such as GitHub webhooks to a conductor session, which decides what to do.
Source - Team collaboration Partial
Two people can attach to the same session, but there are no team accounts, roles or shared projects.
Source - API / CLI control YesSource
Pricing
Free open source under MIT. No paid tier found.
Platforms
macOS, Linux, Windows via WSL. Chat bridges for Telegram, Slack and Discord through conductors; Mattermost is also listed in the conductor docs summary.
Research notes
No official website: the repo homepage field is a Discord invite and asheshgoplani.github.io/agent-deck returned 404, so website is null. Claude: the README says it 'runs the unmodified claude CLI with your own login and never reads, copies or reuses a login token to call Anthropic itself', and suggests claude setup-token via CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN for long-lived hosts. The maintainer itself warns that plan limits may not suit heavy unattended orchestration, which is worth surfacing to users. BYOK example sets ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN per conductor; env_file overrides also work per group. Codex integration depth is lower than Claude: status detection, MCP, organization, conductor, fork. Status needs a notify hook. The README is about 99 KB and changes often. No separate official website found; the repo is the home page. Repo searched: no dedicated website exists, and the GitHub homepage field points to Discord.