clideck
VerifiedUnified browser dashboard for managing multiple local AI coding agents.
What is clideck?
Clideck is a desktop application that consolidates multiple AI coding agents into a single browser-based workspace. Agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and others continue to run in their native terminals while the interface shows status, message history and project groupings.
The tool observes lightweight signals from each agent to report whether it is busy or idle. It also records session identifiers so work can be resumed later and allows one agent to send a request to another session and receive the reply as terminal output.
It is intended for developers who already use several command-line agents and need a better way to organize, monitor and switch between them without losing context or juggling terminal windows.
Capabilities
What you can build with clideck
Monitor parallel agents
Keep several coding agents running across different projects and instantly see which ones are active or waiting for input.
Resume interrupted work
Reopen the app after a restart or laptop sleep and continue exactly where each agent left off using captured session IDs.
Cross-agent consultation
Have one agent ask another for a code review or findings and receive the response directly in its own terminal session.
Install clideck
npm install -g clidecknpm install -g clideck
clideck- 1Install the package globally with npm.
- 2Run the clideck command in your terminal.
- 3Open the local web interface at the shown address.
- 4Click the add button and select an available agent.
- 5Start working; sessions are saved automatically.
clideck: pros & cons
Pros
- +Shows real-time status for multiple agents without extra panes
- +Preserves sessions across restarts and supports mobile access
- +Lets agents communicate with each other through simple commands
- +Works with existing native terminals and requires no prompt rewriting
Cons
- –Requires Node.js 18+ and is untested on Linux
- –Status detection is limited to the listed agents
- –Cross-agent requests need manual timeout settings and can fail if the target is busy
Frequently asked questions
No, it only watches status signals and forwards messages when requested; the agents continue to run directly in their terminals.
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