code-agent-monitor

You can manage AI coding agents remotely by using a skill that handles agent lifecycle operations, sending inputs, and viewing logs via chat notifications. This allows you to approve permissions or provide design decisions from anywhere when an agent pauses.

Yes, you can start, stop, and resume AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. The skill handles tmux integration and session management to maintain agent history and control multiple coding sessions locally or remotely.

To resume a past AI coding agent session, you can list and select from session histories. The skill manages the lifecycle of agents, allowing you to retrieve and continue paused sessions seamlessly through natural language intent routing.

Yes, real-time monitoring for OpenCode agents is supported. You can view agent status, logs, and output, and receive chat notifications when an agent pauses for input, enabling immediate feedback from remote devices.

The best way to orchestrate multiple AI coding agents is through a skill that supports team orchestration and notification handling. It routes natural language intents to manage agent lifecycles and coordinate sessions effectively.

Tmux is needed for remote agent management because it provides the persistent session integration required to keep AI coding agents running in the background. This allows you to attach, monitor, and send inputs to agents without interrupting their processes.