Corgi is a tmux-style terminal multiplexer built around running coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode. Each tab shows whether its agent is working, finished, idle or waiting for you, and a shortcut jumps to whatever needs attention. Agents and dev servers keep running in the background after you leave, and you can review every file an agent touched, manage git worktrees, see where tokens went and check resource use per workspace. It works over SSH, supports image paste when used with Ghostty, and can be driven from any terminal or explained to agents through a built-in skill. Corgi is written in TypeScript on Bun, is MIT licensed, and installs with a one-line script on macOS, Linux and WSL.
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