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Show GN: Lazyagent - A TUI for tracking multiple coding agent tasks in one place

·2026.04.16 09:50

Key point

A TUI that tracks events and changes from multiple coding agents on a single screen.

Details

Lazyagent is a terminal TUI that gathers events from coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode into one place.

When running multiple agents at once, it's easy to lose track of which task is currently running, what tool call just happened, or whether a subagent properly followed its parent's instructions. Lazyagent groups this flow by working directory and lets you track the relationships between agents and subagents together.

The main features are as follows.

  • Filtering by event type: You can filter to see only tool calls, user prompts, session lifecycle, system events, or code changes.
  • Agent/subagent tracking: Parent-child relationships are shown as a tree, making it easy to follow who is handling what.
  • Inline diff for code changes: Edit, Write, and apply_patch events are rendered directly as diffs, along with addition/deletion stats.
  • Full payload search: Full-text search across all events is available, which is useful when you know a file was modified but don't know which agent and tool touched it.
  • Real-time/after-the-fact tracking: You can watch ongoing sessions in real time, and also go back and review completed sessions.

In an environment where multi-agent coding work is increasing, this is a tool for grasping task status and change history all at once within the terminal.

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