Running multiple AI coding agents without a dashboard is like managing a dev team with no project tracker. AgentsRoom gives you a visual multi-agent dashboard where every agent's status, output, and role is visible at a glance.
AgentsRoom is a desktop app and mobile app (iOS/Android) that acts as a command center for your Claude Code agents. Each agent gets its own terminal, role, and real-time status indicator in a single unified dashboard.
A multi-agent dashboard is a visual interface that displays the state of multiple AI agents working simultaneously. Instead of switching between terminal tabs or SSH sessions, you see every agent's output, status, and role in a single view. It is the difference between flying blind and having full instrumentation.
For vibe coding workflows where you delegate tasks to 5, 10, or 20 agents at once, a dashboard is not optional. Without it, you lose track of which agent is working on what, which one finished, and which one hit an error. A multi-agent dashboard turns that chaos into a structured, scannable interface.
“You cannot improve what you cannot see. A multi-agent dashboard makes every agent visible.”
First principle of agent management
The gap between unmanaged agents and a proper dashboard is the gap between confusion and clarity.
Every piece of information you need to manage a fleet of AI coding agents, in one place.
Each agent is a card in a responsive grid. You see the agent name, role, current status (active, idle, done, error), and a live preview of its terminal output. Drag and drop to reorder.
Assign specialized roles to each agent: Frontend, Backend, QA, DevOps, Architect, Security, and more. The dashboard color-codes agents by role so you can scan by function.
Each agent card includes a live terminal feed. Watch code being written, tests being run, and deployments being executed in real time. No need to open a separate window.
Organize agents by project. Switch between projects in the sidebar without losing context. Each project keeps its own agent configuration and history.
Optional git worktree isolation gives each agent its own working copy. The dashboard shows which branch each agent is working on, preventing merge conflicts before they happen.
Click any agent card to open a full xterm.js terminal session. Send commands, review logs, or intervene directly. The dashboard is your control panel, not a read-only viewer.
A dashboard shows you what your agents are doing. The Open Space is where you answer them.
The agent grid covers one project at a time. The Open Space covers the whole account: every project you have open and every agent inside it, on one board with a column per state (waiting for your answer, to review, working, available). It opens over whatever you were doing and closes again without losing your place, so it works as a control panel for someone running agents across five or ten repositories rather than as one more screen to maintain.
The screen is built around one composer at the bottom. Type @, pick the agent, write your answer, send: the message lands in that agent's terminal, in its own project, exactly as if you had gone looking for its tab. Mention several agents and they all receive the same instruction. Nothing is rewritten on the way, so an answer sent from here is the answer you would have typed in the agent's own session.
Agents waiting on an answer have their own column, first on the left, then the turns left to review, the agents still working and the ones available. Same columns and same words as a project's agent list, so you read it at a glance.
Autocomplete on the agent name. One mention answers one agent, several mentions send the same instruction to all of them at once.
Agents from all your projects share one board, so a question waiting in a repository you have not opened today is still in front of you. A row of project tiles above the board filters it, next to filters by role, CLI and machine and a search. Each project's agent list also has a button that opens the board on that project alone.
How long the fleet ran, how many prompts you sent, how many agents are still waiting, and what your providers report as consumed. Folded into a single line by default, one click shows the full band. A cell with nothing to say disappears instead of showing a permanent zero.
Key numbers that show what a multi-agent dashboard gives you.
Vibe coding means delegating to AI agents and staying in the creative flow. The dashboard is what makes that possible at scale.
Open your multi-agent dashboard, spin up agents with specific roles and CLAUDE.md instructions, and assign each one a task. You describe the what; agents handle the how.
Dashboard > New Agent > Select Role > Paste Prompt > Run
The dashboard streams each agent's terminal in real time. Scan the grid to see who is active, who finished, who needs attention. Stay in the flow without micromanaging.
Status colors: green (active), blue (done), amber (waiting), red (error)
When an agent finishes, review the output directly in the dashboard. If something needs adjustment, send a follow-up prompt to the same agent or spawn a new one to fix it.
Click agent > Review output > Send correction or approve
With 10 agents working in parallel, tasks that took a full day now complete in an hour. The dashboard gives you the coordination layer that makes this velocity sustainable.
Average speedup: 5-10x on parallelizable tasks
Built specifically for developers who run multiple Claude Code agents.
AgentsRoom is an Electron app with xterm.js terminals, not a web app. Each agent gets a real PTY process with full terminal emulation. No lag, no dropped frames, even with 20 agents running.
Agent data syncs between desktop and mobile via E2EE relay. Your code, prompts, and outputs never touch our servers in readable form. The dashboard is local-first by design.
Monitor your agents from your phone. The iOS and Android apps connect to your desktop via encrypted relay. Check agent status, read outputs, and get notified when tasks complete.
AgentsRoom sits on top of the CLI agents you already pay for. Bring your own Claude Code, Codex, or other provider subscription and switch providers mid-conversation. Nothing is tied to a single vendor, your projects run locally, and any usage analytics stay anonymous and can be turned off.
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