MultiAgents Monitor
A monitoring and orchestration view for parallel agent work
About the Project
MultiAgents Monitor is aimed at a pain point that becomes obvious as soon as you start running several long-lived agents in parallel: human memory and switching cost become the bottleneck.
Starting point
I often keep multiple Claude Code windows open at once, each working on a different stream of implementation, research, or writing. After a while, the hard part is not launching another agent. It is remembering what each one was doing, where it got stuck, and what should happen next.
More than a dashboard
The goal is not to build a pretty surface that lists sessions. The real value is project-level recovery: helping a person come back and immediately understand each agent's goal, stage, blocker, and next action.
Direction
- Present parallel agent work in a single view
- Organize work by workspace instead of isolated sessions
- Provide stronger context recovery for long-running tasks
- Prepare the ground for future orchestration and command routing
Current state
The project is still in validation. I am comparing desktop, web, and tmux-based approaches to find the interaction model that feels most viable over time.
Key Features
- View multiple agent sessions in one place
- Group concurrent work by workspace
- Recover context quickly after interruptions
- Leave room for future command routing and orchestration
Challenges & Solutions
- Modeling project-level state instead of raw logs
- Discovering and grouping sessions across workspaces
- Balancing live monitoring with lightweight interaction
- Turning research into a product surface
Status
Concept validation
Timeline
2026
Role
Product research and system design
Interested in this project?
I'd love to hear your thoughts or discuss potential collaborations.