Corgi keeps multiple coding-agent sessions visible in one terminal
At a glance
A developer used a terminal multiplexer to launch, monitor, search, and resume work across coding agents. This workflow is listed under coding agents, terminal, session management.
- Agents / tools
- Corgi, Codex, Claude Code, Pi
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What they did
1) Launch Codex, Claude Code, or Pi from Corgi's unified terminal launcher, choosing among the accounts you use. 2) Keep the agents' live activity in one feed and press F1 to jump to the next unread agent. 3) Search old sessions and resume the one you need instead of starting over. 4) Ask an agent to explain a URL, worktree, or another agent's current task, and check CPU, memory, and GPU use by workspace while work is running.
How it went
The author and several friends had used Corgi as a daily driver for a few weeks and reported that it made their terminal setup more comfortable, while noting that it still had rough edges.
