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Corgi provides coding agent state tracking and session persistence

·2026.10.26 16:00

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Corgi improves terminal management efficiency through agent state tracking and background session persistence.

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  • Corgi, a multiplexer for managing coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and OpenCode in a single terminal, has been released
  • Visually tracks agent states (working, waiting for input, completed, idle) in a sidebar, and maintains sessions even after terminal closure or SSH disconnection via a background daemon structure
  • Supports macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (amd64), operates based on Ghostty, and is inspired by tmux and herdr
  • Detects agent states through hooks and screen text analysis, and allows monitoring of token usage and system resources (CPU, memory, GPU)
  • Supports Git worktree management, code review panels, session recovery, and import from tmux/herdr
  • License is unspecified; as of October 23, 2026, it records 607 commits and approximately 20 GitHub stars
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