Agent Quest

A fantasy village dashboard for Claude Code and Codex.

  Follow your agents across terminals, apps and IDEs.

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Use Claude Code or Codex as usual — in your terminal, app or IDE. Each supported local session becomes a hero in the village.

Agent Quest is an open-source, browser-based monitoring dashboard that visualizes active Claude Code and Codex sessions as fantasy heroes in a 2D village. It follows compatible local session logs from terminals, apps and IDE integrations. On macOS, this also includes Claude Agent and Codex sessions started inside Xcode.

Each running agent becomes a hero who walks between buildings based on what it's doing: Read sends it to the Library, Edit to the Forge, Bash to the Arena, and so on. Every hero also shows how much of its context window it has used, which skills and plugins it is running under, and which subagents are working for it — with a one-click export you can hand to another AI to review the session.

  Every hero is an agent — the building it visits tells you what it's doing.

      Integrated Tile Map Editor

      Weather effects

      Skills & Plugins — fleet view and AI-review export

      Main agent — context, skills, delegation

      Subagent — role badge, parent, context kept out

Why?

Claude Code and Codex sessions happen across terminals, apps and IDEs — useful, but not very *alive*. When you run several agents at once (across projects, across ~/.claude* installations and ~/.codex), it's hard to feel what they're actually doing. Agent Quest turns that invisible activity into something you can glance at: a little village where every hero is an agent, and where they walk tells you what they're up to.

Features

- Real-time visualization of active Claude Code and Codex sessions
- Auto-discovery of every…