Show HN: Corgi, a helpful {agent, terminal} multiplexer

As you move deeper into AI-assisted development, you might start using command-line tools like Claude Code to automate tasks. However, juggling multiple agents, local servers, and terminal tabs at the same time can quickly become overwhelming.

Corgi solves this by functioning as a dedicated workspace manager. Pitching itself as a "terminal multiplexer for humans (and agents)," it lets you run background coding assistants, monitor token consumption, and easily catch up on what each agent is doing. You can review every file modification in a single feed and jump between active tasks with simple keyboard shortcuts.

For new builders stepping up their workflow, this makes running parallel AI processes much less intimidating. It gives you a clean command center so you can let multiple tools write code and run tests without losing track of your project.

Community discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50214373