Corgi

What is Corgi?

Corgi is a terminal multiplexer designed for developers and AI coding agents. It runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows Subsystem for Linux. The tool keeps your terminals and background processes active while you switch between tasks. You can open new tabs or jump back into existing sessions using keyboard shortcuts.

The interface tracks multiple agents simultaneously, showing their status and highlighting which ones require attention. You can hover over an agent to view its recent activity and replay the files it modified. Resource usage is displayed live for each workspace.

Corgi supports modern terminal features like pasting images directly into the session and copying clickable links. It works over SSH connections and allows users to control the application from any terminal. The project is built in TypeScript and relies on the Bun runtime.

Corgi features

• Tracks multiple AI agents and highlights those needing attention
• Keeps terminals and background processes running across sessions
• Shows live resource usage and file activity per workspace
• Pastes images and copies links directly in the terminal
• Works over SSH connections with slow network links
• Allows full command line control and custom skill configuration

Who uses Corgi and for what

• Managing concurrent AI coding assistants alongside local development servers
• Monitoring token usage and file changes across multiple active agent sessions
• Maintaining long-running terminal tasks while switching between different projects
• Pasting screenshots or diagrams directly into remote SSH sessions for documentation
• Organizing separate workspaces with isolated resource tracking and automatic cleanup

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