Argus

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Introduction ​

Watch and control all your AI agents.

When you run several AI coding agents, their sessions end up in different tmux panes and on different machines. Argus shows them in one list: which are working, which are waiting on a prompt, and which have finished. You can read transcripts, watch and type into a session, answer prompts, and spawn, interrupt, or kill sessions without leaving the TUI.

You can use Argus in a terminal on one machine, across several machines, or from your phone, which gets a push notification when a session needs you.

Argus supports Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and OpenCode.

Highlights ​

  • Multi-agent: Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and OpenCode in one session list.
  • Zero-setup discovery: Finds agent sessions automatically. No per-session config.
  • Don't use tmux? argus spawn runs an agent inside tmux for you.
  • Live status: working, waiting, idle, or dead.
  • Transcripts: The full conversation, with foldable sections and tool-call details.
  • Live screen: Watch a session's terminal and type into it.
  • Lifecycle control: Spawn a session on the model you pick, rename, interrupt, or kill it, and answer its prompts.
  • Multi-machine: Collect sessions from several machines and watch them in one TUI.
  • Mobile app: An Android and iOS app with push notifications.

How it fits together ​

Argus runs as a node on each machine. The node discovers your agent sessions, tracks their status, and serves a local API. The TUI uses that API.

  • On a single machine, run the TUI. It connects to the local node automatically.
  • Across several machines, one machine runs a gateway, and the node of each machine connects to it. The TUI and the mobile app connect to the gateway.