Local agent coordination for Claude Code and Codex CLI
Claude Deck gives you a local command center for coding agents: route Agent Mail context requests and handoffs, launch reusable Agent Teams, monitor live sessions, and manage Claude Code and Codex CLI configuration from one browser UI.
Visual configuration for Claude Code and Codex CLI instead of juggling command-line edits and scattered settings
Agent Mail lets local agents ask for context, hand off work, reply in threads, and keep durable per-repo identities
Agent Teams saves planner, implementer, reviewer, release, or DevOps rosters so they can be launched or reused quickly
Important: Claude Deck works with your real local Claude Code and Codex CLI files
It is not a mock viewer. Changes made in the UI can change your actual local agent setup, including Agent Mail MCP and hook configuration. Review changes carefully and create a backup before major edits. Claude Deck is local-only, with no account and no telemetry.
Claude Deck is most useful when you run more than one local agent, move work across repositories, or want the current state of your Claude Code and Codex CLI setup to be visible without digging through files and terminal panes.
When a planner, implementer, reviewer, or release agent needs a durable role and a clear route to the rest of the team.
When separate repositories contribute to the same system and agents need to ask each other for repo-specific context.
When Claude Code or Codex lives in tmux and you want browser access to monitor, spawn, resume, fork, or attach to sessions.
When MCP servers, commands, hooks, permissions, Codex profiles, transcripts, and backups need one visible control surface.
The command line is still where the agents work. Claude Deck is the coordination layer around that work: a place to see who is running, what they can receive, which team they belong to, and how their provider setup is configured.
The value shows up when multiple local agents are active. Agent Mail keeps requests and handoffs durable, Agent Teams makes rosters reusable, Agent Bridge keeps live sessions inspectable, and provider-aware configuration keeps Claude Code and Codex boundaries explicit.
Agent Mail, Agent Teams, live sessions, and provider setup in one local interface.
Manage Claude Code and Codex CLI configuration, communication, sessions, and reusable teams in one place.
Route structured messages, context requests, handoffs, replies, and inbox state between local Claude Code and Codex agents.
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Save named rosters for projects, release work, DevOps, or same-repo planner/implementer/reviewer loops.
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Monitor, spawn, resume, fork, and attach to Claude Code and Codex tmux sessions from the browser.
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Add, test, and manage MCP server connections with a visual interface.
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Visual editor for Claude Code settings and safe Codex TOML settings with merged and individual views.
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Track provider availability, Claude Code tokens, costs, billing, and diagnostics where the provider supports it.
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Browse, create, and manage slash commands and plugins visually.
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Configure automation hooks and access control rules visually.
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Browse conversation history with full message and tool use details.
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Plus agents, skills, memory, output styles, status line, backup & restore, external orchestration docs, and more.
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