I built agentglass: mission control for your AI coding agents
I run several AI coding agents at once and never really knew what they were doing - what it cost, which one was stuck, what they just changed. So I built agentglass: real-time mission control and a workspace for AI coding agents, across every provider and every project on your machine.
βΆ Live demo (no install) Β· β GitHub
What it does
Point any agent at it - Claude Code hooks or any OpenTelemetry exporter (Codex, Gemini, Bedrockβ¦) - and watch everything move live:
- π° Cost per event / session / model
- β±οΈ Tool latency (real p50 / p95)
- π΄ Error timelines + a "what needs you" alert center
- πΎ Persists (SQLite) - history's there the moment you open it
More than a viewer - a workspace
All one keystroke away, same cockpit:
- π¬ Diff & review - every Edit/Write, syntax-highlighted
- πΏ Source control - lazygit in the browser
- π³ Docker - lazydocker in the browser
- βΆ Real terminal - an actual PTY shell, not an emulation
- π¬ Chat - drive local Claude sessions
Open source (MIT), local-first
Built solo. Small stack: Bun + SQLite, React/Vite, Tauri desktop, a stdlib-only Python hook forwarder.
If you run more than one agent at a time, I'd love your feedback π β agentglass
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