Software · Agent control plane
A terminal-native command center for organizing and operating many coding-agent sessions.
Worktree lifecycle, grouping, search, session forking, Docker isolation, and phone-friendly remote control.
Official product UI · checked 2026-07-26
Overview
Agent Deck sits above coding-agent harnesses and coordinates how their sessions map to repositories, branches, review, and delivery. A terminal-native command center for organizing and operating many coding-agent sessions.
The standout: Worktree lifecycle, grouping, search, session forking, Docker isolation, and phone-friendly remote control. The strongest fit: Power users who prefer tmux and keyboard-driven workflows over graphical desktop software.
Operating model
Create and group agent sessions from a keyboard-driven TUI.
Attach each task to a Git worktree and persistent terminal context.
Search, fork, reconnect, and monitor the active session fleet.
Use remote or phone access when the terminal host is elsewhere.
Fit check
The interface assumes comfort with terminal multiplexers and keyboard-first navigation.
It provides session operations rather than a full graphical code-review environment.
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