Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Mac
- Linux
- Windows
- JavaScript
- npm
United Kingdom

Apps similar to Agent Sessions include Paseo AI, which is free and open source. Other options are Omnara, Sculptor, Vibe Island and Notch Pilot. There's no shortage of AI Coding Assistants like Agent Sessions, with more than 25 alternatives for Mac, Linux, Windows, the web and Android.

Aizen is a macOS workspace for parallel development. Bring order to your projects, environments, and day-to-day work. Give each project or branch its own environment, with its own terminal, files, browser, agents, and state.




A macOS app that turns the MacBook notch into a live control panel for AI coding agents, so you can approve, deny or answer them without leaving the app you are working in.




Pivio is the desktop control room for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode: run agents in parallel, schedule prompts, and steer it all from your phone.




Fletch is a native macOS app for engineers who build real software with AI coding agents. Running more agents stopped being the hard part. Trusting what they produce is the hard part now.




Real-time usage monitor for Claude Code — session limits, weekly limits, cost tracking, peak hours, and 10 themes with animations. All in your status bar.


Local, zero-dependency dashboard for Claude Code: live token usage and context, lost-session recovery, full-text search, and approve tool calls from your phone.




Run several Claude Code agents simultaneously. Manage multiple agents in one window, see which need your attention and monitor token usage.

Claudraband wraps the official Claude Code TUI in a controlled terminal so you can keep sessions alive, resume them later, answer pending prompts, expose them through a daemon, or drive them through ACP.




c9watch scans OS-level processes to automatically discover every Claude Code session running on your machine, regardless of which terminal or IDE you launched them from. No plugins,no workflow changes — it works with Zed, VS Code, iTerm2, Ghostty, tmux, and anything else.



