Agent-Manager: run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode from one tmux TUI
An MIT TUI keeps each agent alive in its own tmux session after you quit — plus Grafana's new Go SDK that speaks Vercel's @ai-sdk/react on the frontend.
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One terminal, every coding agent
Agent-Manager runs Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and Grok Build — or any custom CLI — each in its own tmux session, so agents keep working after you quit the manager. One list shows live per-session status (working, waiting, finished, errored, idle, dead) inside a foldable project tree.
Review diffs, nudge without attaching
It layers on full-file diffs with syntax highlighting and inline line comments, a quick-prompt box to redirect an agent without attaching to its pane, and per-session CPU/memory gauges. MIT-licensed; install via Homebrew, Go, or prebuilt macOS/Linux binaries (WSL2 on Windows). Three or four agents become one cockpit instead of a wall of panes.
Grafana's Go AI SDK speaks @ai-sdk/react
Grafana open-sourced ai-sdk, a Go library for streaming, tool-calling AI backends that are wire-compatible with Vercel's @ai-sdk/react hooks. You can now write your agent backend in Go and keep the popular React frontend untouched — no Node/TypeScript server in between.