About Agent Graph

When you’re running several AI coding agents at once (a Claude Code session that starts explorers and planners, which start workers of their own), it gets hard to see what’s happening. Agent Graph records what your agents do, as they do it, and draws it: which session started which agents, who’s waiting on whom, what looks stuck, and what needs you.

How it works

• The agent-graph command records your agents’ sessions on your own computer, through Claude Code’s and Codex’s hooks. By default it records task names and agent descriptions, not your prompts or what tools return.
• agent-graph view opens a viewer on your computer, in your browser. Nothing leaves your computer to use it.
• This site is for sharing: paste or upload a log to get a link, or run agent-graph watch-remote to follow your own sessions live from anywhere, your phone included, logged in to your account.

Open source

Agent Graph is open source, under the MIT licence: github.com/shaneosullivan/agent-graph. You can run everything yourself, this site included.

Who makes it

Agent Graph is made by Shane O’Sullivan, at HumTech Ltd in Ireland. Say hello on X at @chofter, on Threads at @shaneos, or by email.