StarAgent: One dashboard to rule all your AI coding agents

I've been running Claude Code in one terminal, Codex in another, and my own scripts in a third — and I keep losing track of which session is which. StarAgent solves that specific annoyance with a web dashboard that shows all your agent sessions in one place.

The setup is straightforward: clone the repo, install dependencies, point it at your agent backends (Claude Code via CLI, Codex via API), and run the web server. You get a browser tab showing active sessions, their status, and basic controls to start/stop/monitor each one.

It also bundles Tailscale for networking and tmux for session persistence — so if your SSH connection drops, the agent keeps running and you can reconnect to the dashboard. That's a nice touch for long-running coding sessions.

Here's what works: the dashboard is clean, the agent status updates are real-time, and the tmux integration means sessions survive disconnects. For a solo developer juggling multiple agents, it reduces the cognitive load of managing terminal windows.

Here's what doesn't work: the docs are nearly nonexistent. The README has a screenshot and three bullet points. There's no configuration guide beyond "edit config.py." Error handling is minimal — if an agent crashes, the dashboard shows "error" with no details. And it only supports Claude Code and Codex right now — if you're using Aider, Cursor CLI, or anything else, you're out of luck.

With 14 GitHub stars, this is clearly someone's weekend project that happened to solve a real problem. The idea is strong — agent orchestration is going to be a big category — but the execution is still alpha-quality.

If you're comfortable reading Python source code to figure out how things work and you genuinely need multi-agent session management today, StarAgent is worth a try. For everyone else, bookmark it and check back in a few months.