Terminal-native agent tooling

Terminal Agents

A focused toolkit for understanding, coordinating, and improving AI coding agents that work where developers already live: the terminal.

$ terminal-agents usage summarize
agent        sessions   tokens    trend
codex        128        4.8M      rising
claude       64         2.1M      steady

$ terminal-agents workboard open
workspace    /repos/product
threads      7 active
handoffs     3 ready

# See the work. Keep the context. Ship with less drift.

Tools for agent-heavy development

Terminal Agents collects small, composable utilities that make terminal coding agents easier to observe and coordinate across real projects.

terminal-agents-usage

Understand how agent sessions consume time, tokens, and attention across your local workflows.

  • Summarize usage by agent, workspace, or time period
  • Spot noisy sessions and expensive loops
  • Turn raw logs into readable operational signals

terminal-agents-workboard

Keep multi-agent work visible, organized, and easier to resume when context moves between threads.

  • Track active work across local repositories
  • Surface handoffs, blockers, and next actions
  • Give terminal workflows a shared operating picture

Built around practical coordination

The project is intentionally boring in the best way: transparent files, terminal-first interfaces, and outputs that are useful to both people and agents.

Observable

Make agent work inspectable instead of mysterious, with summaries that explain what happened and what changed.

Composable

Prefer small tools that fit shell workflows, scripts, local repos, and existing developer habits.

Portable

Keep the useful state close to the workspace so projects remain understandable after a session ends.

A cleaner control surface for terminal agents.

Follow the organization for early tools, experiments, and working patterns for agent-assisted software development.

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