agent-deck
An open-source terminal session manager for AI coding agents that helps developers who switch between Claude, Gemini, Codex, and similar tools produce resumable and forkable coding sessions.
Tool overview
Based on the available evidence, agent-deck looks like an early open-source tool that is worth watching and trying, rather than a broadly validated standard for teams. The heat proof is mainly its roughly 484 GitHub stars and one X post with decent reach, which shows attention. The usability proof is much thinner: mostly the official repo positioning plus one short hands-on opinion saying the session workflow feels good. That supports cautious interest, not a strong claim of mature adoption.
What it appears to do is not model inference itself, not a full IDE, and not a general-purpose agent platform. A more accurate analogy is a terminal session console layered on top of multiple AI coding agents. The evidence supports a session-centric workflow across Claude, Gemini, OpenCode, Codex, and similar tools, with session resume and fork called out explicitly. For developers already working through CLI-based coding agents, the concrete output is better-organized, restartable, branchable coding sessions, rather than fully automated software delivery.
On cost and setup, the evidence only clearly supports that it is an open-source GitHub project.