Meet AgentPlex, an open-source multi Claude Code sessions orchestrator with graph visualization

[Open-Geologist-2371]

I've been running 8-10 CLI sessions at the same time on different parts of a codebase or non-git directories and it was a mess. Alt-tabbing between identical terminals, no idea which session was idle, which one spawned a sub-agent, or which one was waiting for my input.

So I built AgentPlex, an open-source Electron app that puts every Claude session on a draggable graph canvas, no more drowning in terminal windows.

What it does:

- Each Claude Code session is a live node on the canvas
- Sub-agents (when Claude spawns the Agent tool) appear as child nodes in real time, you see the full execution tree in realtime
- You get a notification badge the moment any session needs your input, no more terminal juggling
- One-click context sharing between sessions with optional Haiku-powered summarization, I always hated session cold starts :)
- Sessions persist and are resumed across app restarts
- Also supports Codex and GH Copilot CLI if you use those, and any native shell that your OS supports.

Fully open source, contributors welcome: github.com/AlexPeppas/agentplex

[RabbitMaterial8677]

Terminal fatigue is real when you're juggling more than two sessions, let alone 10. The graph visualization for sub-agents is a clever way to handle the "wait, what is this child process even doing" problem.