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Agent of Empires
Manage parallel AI coding agents with persistent tmux sessions, a terminal interface, and a web dashboard.
Agent of Empires is a session manager for AI coding agents that runs parallel agents in persistent tmux sessions with terminal and browser monitoring. Agent of Empires serves developers on Linux and macOS and is available as an open-source project under the MIT License.
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At a glance
- Pricing
- FreeOpen-source project available under the MIT License.
- Added
- 28 Oct 2026
About Agent of Empires
Agent of Empires is an open-source session manager for AI coding agents on Linux and macOS. Agent of Empires serves developers who run multiple agents across branches and want to monitor their work from a terminal or browser. Supported tools include Claude Code, OpenCode, Mistral Vibe, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi.dev, Copilot CLI, and Factory Droid Coding.
Agent of Empires runs each agent in a persistent tmux session, allowing work to continue after the terminal closes or an SSH connection drops. Agent of Empires provides a TUI, web dashboard, CLI, and HTTP API, alongside status detection, notifications, diff review, profiles, repository hooks, and custom agent commands. Git worktrees and multi-repository workspaces support parallel development, while Docker, Podman, and Apple Containers provide optional sandboxing. Browser access includes desktop terminal and diff views and a structured phone view.
Agent of Empires is available under the MIT License, with installation through Homebrew or an installation script. Documentation also covers Nix and source builds.
Agent of Empires suits developers coordinating parallel coding sessions and reviewing changes remotely. Agent of Empires requires tmux on Linux or macOS; Windows use is supported only through WSL2.
What you can do
- TUI, web dashboard, CLI, and HTTP API
- Persistent tmux sessions with status detection and notifications
- Git worktrees and multi-repository workspaces
- Optional Docker, Podman, and Apple Containers sandboxing
- Desktop and mobile browser access
- Diff review, profiles, repository hooks, and custom agent commands
- Support for multiple AI coding tools
Pros and cons
What works
- Agent sessions persist after terminal closure or SSH disconnection.
- Terminal and browser interfaces support desktop and phone monitoring.
- Git worktrees and optional containers support isolated agent workflows.
- Source code is available under the MIT License.
What to watch
- Requires tmux on Linux or macOS.
- Windows support requires WSL2.
Who Agent of Empires is for
Developers managing multiple AI coding agents
- Run AI coding agents in parallel across branches.
- Monitor coding sessions from a desktop or phone browser.
- Keep agents running across SSH disconnections.
- Isolate coding work with Git worktrees and optional containers.
- Review agent-generated changes in a diff viewer.
Agent of Empires FAQ
What is Agent of Empires?
Agent of Empires is an open-source session manager for AI coding agents on Linux and macOS. Agent of Empires runs agents in parallel across branches and provides terminal and browser interfaces for monitoring persistent sessions, reviewing diffs, and managing worktrees.
Which AI coding tools does Agent of Empires support?
Agent of Empires supports Claude Code, OpenCode, Mistral Vibe, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi.dev, Copilot CLI, and Factory Droid Coding. Agent of Empires provides the aoe agents command to show the current supported tools and their availability on the user's machine.
What happens when you close Agent of Empires?
Agent of Empires keeps agents running in background tmux sessions when the TUI closes, an SSH connection disconnects, or the terminal crashes. Agent of Empires sessions remain available when reopened and are removed only when the user deletes them.
Does Agent of Empires work on Windows?
Agent of Empires works on Windows only through WSL2 because Agent of Empires depends on tmux and POSIX process handling. Agent of Empires requires tmux on Linux or macOS, with Docker available as an optional sandboxing dependency.
Does Agent of Empires have an API and mobile access?
Agent of Empires provides an HTTP API alongside a CLI, TUI, and web dashboard. Agent of Empires offers a desktop browser dashboard with terminal and diff views, plus a structured phone view for accessing coding agents from a mobile browser.
How is Agent of Empires licensed and installed?
Agent of Empires is an open-source project available under the MIT License. Agent of Empires can be installed through Homebrew or an installation script, with documentation covering Nix and source builds. One source file contains code derived from herdr under the Apache License 2.0.
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