Lazy Agent

Lazyagent is a tool designed to help you keep track of your coding agents. It lets you see what your agents are doing without getting in their way. You can use it through a terminal interface, a small app in your macOS menu bar, or a web-based API.

Benefits

Lazyagent makes it easy to monitor your coding agents. It shows you their current activity, like if they are waiting for input, thinking, or working on a task. You can also see details like the working directory, Git branch, and how many messages have been exchanged. It even estimates the cost and token usage. Because it only reads data, Lazyagent works with your agents without needing any special setup, accounts, or servers.

Use Cases

This tool is useful for developers who use multiple coding agents. You can use the Terminal UI to see all your agent sessions at a glance, filter them, search, or even rename them. If you prefer a less intrusive way to monitor, the macOS menu bar app provides quick access to session information. For those who want to integrate agent status into other applications or workflows, the HTTP API offers a way to get this data programmatically.

Vibes

Lazyagent is praised for its ability to monitor coding agents without interfering with their work. Users appreciate the various interfaces it offers, making it flexible for different preferences. The detailed information it surfaces, such as token usage and cost estimates, is also a valuable feature for many.

Additional Information

Lazyagent supports several popular coding agents including Claude Code CLI, Claude Code Desktop, Cursor, pi coding agent, and OpenCode. It can be installed easily using Homebrew. The tool is built using Go and Node.js, and its development roadmap includes expanding its capabilities and integrations.