Introduction

Watch and control all your AI agents.

Run more than one AI coding agent and they scatter across tmux panes and machines. Argus pulls them into one view: which are working, which are stuck on a prompt, which just finished. Read transcripts, watch and type into a session, answer prompts, spawn/interrupt/kill — without leaving the TUI.

Start local in a terminal. Scale to a fleet across machines. Get a push notification on your phone when a session needs you.

Argus supports Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity — supervise them side by side in one session list, with room for more agents over time.

Highlights

• Multi-agent — Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity, in one session list.
• Zero-setup discovery — finds agent sessions in tmux. No per-session config.
• Don't use tmux? — argus spawn wraps an agent in tmux for you.
• Live status — working / waiting / idle / dead, from each agent's hooks.
• Transcripts — full conversation, foldable, drill into tool calls.
• Live screen — watch a session's terminal and type into it.
• Lifecycle control — spawn, interrupt, kill, answer prompts in place.
• Fleet mode — aggregate machines, watch them all from one TUI.
• Mobile app — Android companion with Push Notification.

How it fits together

Argus runs as a node on each machine: it discovers your agent sessions in tmux, tracks their status, and serves a local API that the TUI and the agents' hooks talk to.

• On a single machine, you just run the TUI; it connects to that machine's local node automatically.
• Across several machines, one node acts as a gateway that the others dial into, and the TUI — or your phone — connects to that single endpoint.