The Best All-in-one Agents Manager for Power Users! Open-source. Inspired by Codex App. Supports Claude/Codex/Pi/Open Code + more. By @maddada.
ghostex.dev
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Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
This is a harness that could go very big really quickly.
It's still a bit rough around the edges, especially onboarding.
The more i use it, the more i appreciate the craft and thought that went into building it. The list of features is just insane.
And with the new extension system it could actually grow into a really mature application.
Check it out! I think I made the best model/effort picker out there. Option + p for both. Matches Claude's.
Also in this demo I show how Ghostex combines the great UX of Chat + the power of Agent CLIs.
It's truly the best of both worlds.
Switch instantly anytime with ⌥/alt + g.
Based on Ghostty, GPUI, and Rust.
Not using electron/tauri. All of this solo.
9.0 coming today:
∙ Full customization + extensions system
∙ Make it as minimal or feature rich as you want
∙ Multi-account support + auto-switching
∙ Auto retry & continue on errors
∙ See sub-agents transcript in Claude & Codex
∙ Queueing messages for Claude Code
∙ Handover sessions between any 2 agents
∙ Any agent/harness can control any other harness.
∙ Much improved Agent CLI chat view
∙ Improved performance & reduced ram use
∙ Windows x64/arm & Linux support (arch/deb/rpm) - need contributors to make it perfect.
Please let me know what you think.
Good/bad feedback is welcome :)
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
Check it out! I think I made the best model/effort picker out there. Option + p for both. Matches Claude's.
Also in this demo I show how Ghostex combines the great UX of Chat + the power of Agent CLIs.
It's truly the best of both worlds.
Switch instantly anytime with ⌥/alt + g.
Based on Ghostty, GPUI, and Rust.
Not using electron/tauri. All of this solo.
9.0 coming today:
∙ Full customization + extensions system
∙ Make it as minimal or feature rich as you want
∙ Multi-account support + auto-switching
∙ Auto retry & continue on errors
∙ See sub-agents transcript in Claude & Codex
∙ Queueing messages for Claude Code
∙ Handover sessions between any 2 agents
∙ Any agent/harness can control any other harness.
∙ Much improved Agent CLI chat view
∙ Improved performance & reduced ram use
∙ Windows x64/arm & Linux support (arch/deb/rpm) - need contributors to make it perfect.
Please let me know what you think.
Good/bad feedback is welcome :)
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
Doesn't Orca support agent orchestrators?
This is how I did it in @ghostex_dev:
- have 1 orchestrator agent act like a shepard for the Ox Alpha agent
- the orchestrator agent checks every minute whether Ox Alpha is stuck and if yes, it nudges it to continue
works like a charm.
'continue' might not be best if it finishes its task, and then receives continue, it might continue on some random thing the agent suggested...
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
i use beads which is integrated into @ghostex_dev along with a kanban board. it's also got memories and records decisions, experiments, etc.
super useful because sometimes i'd forget something we've done and agent would be like 'i remember we tried this buddy'
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
because of my youtube channel I'm testing literally everything
right now using @ghostex_dev
it's open source and pretty cool
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
New feature for Ghostex Agent Studio: Chat!
You can switch between the Terminal & Chat view with 1 click/hotkey!
Currently supports these agents but adding more as requested: Codex, Claude, Pi, Omp, Grok.
When to use the chat view and when to use the terminal view?
Best thing about using GUIs (like in T3code for example) is the improved UX compared to TUIs when working with text/images.
You can edit text in a nicer way with hotkeys, click on links to open them, copy/edit text easily, view images, collapse & expand sections, etc.
Chat works much better on mobile than terminals too. So this view is available in the Android & iOS apps :)
Best thing about Agent CLIs and the reason a lot of us are still using them is that they give you the most powerful and feature rich interface for using agents, while not locking you to specific apps.
Ex. Worse thing about Claude and Codex Apps is that you have 2 heavy apps open, each with different threads, hotkeys, and UX. Drove me mad 😂
Now with this new "Chat View" feature you'll have the best of both worlds :)
Use the "Terminal View" when you want to get all of the features of the Agent CLIs, including changing the config, forking, rewinding, things like that.
You can switch to the Chat View with 1 click in order to be able to work with the chat in a much more intuitive way when you need to.
You have both options, and we will keep improving the chat option as we go along.
Lemme know which agents to prioritize next please.
This is just the start, will keep working on this and improving it.
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
It is using tmux in the background so even if I restart Ghostex, it picks up all my sessions exactly as they were. Also SSH support though limited to MacOS devices for now.
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
For the past few weeks I have been using Ghostex to manage projects and agents. It is great for staying organized all in one place! The website doesn't do all of it's features justice.
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
Now I'm using it as a 2nd opinion for Claude.
They work well together, it often finds things Claude overlooked.
Using it thru @ghostex_dev's agent orchestration feature
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
Try mine! I think it's the best one out there. Native Ghostty terminals no electron/xterm.js. Chromium Browser with annotations. Built-in VS Code based IDE. Agent orchestration. Computer use. iOS & Android. Ton more features.
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
Stop whatever you're doing and check this out. It is everything I ever wanted.
github.com/maddada/Ghostex
Ghostex.dev Agent Manager retweeted
i prefer apps personally (codex app) but dude this is epic, this would've been a life saver for the half a year we were living in terminals haha
