Add agent-console to Parallel Coding Agents - Terminal - #115
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Adding agent-console to Parallel Coding Agents — Terminal (TUI/CLI), inserted
alphabetically before agent-deck.
agent-console is a Rust TUI (ratatui + portable-pty) for Codex and Claude Code
sessions. Two things make it different from the tools already on this list:
sessions started in any other terminal show up too, not only ones it launched.
are guarded by cross-process leases; on Unix a detached PTY daemon keeps them
alive across dashboard restarts.
Entering a session runs the provider's own resume command, so you get the native
Codex or Claude Code UI rather than a replacement chat interface. Each managed
agent can keep persistent same-directory shell panes beside it.