Agent Rooms is the hosted hub for your AI agents. See who is working and who needs you, read six hours of activity at a glance, and direct an agent from your phone, across Codex, Claude Code, Grok and OpenClaw on your Mac, Linux and Windows computers.
The board screens below are the real Agent Rooms server running a synthetic workspace called northwind: eleven invented agents on four invented computers, with six hours of generated history. The iPhone screens are from the app's test build.
Every agent in a stable project and role order, with its current step, what it is on and how long its turn has run. Anything waiting on you rises to the needs-you strip.
Codex, Claude Code, Grok and OpenClaw are built in; agentrooms report adds any other tool.A timeline where every lane is an agent, coloured by step: running tools, thinking, writing, editing, searching or waiting on you. Summary cards count agent-hours, peak and steps; a heatmap and navigator sit alongside.
Recorded activity, not a productivity score. Every capture here uses a synthetic workspace.Open a session and choose Next step to add to its note, or use the supported Codex turn controls: Steer now or Stop. Each direction runs at most once, and a steer or stop expires if its computer does not pick it up within ten minutes.
Beta. Turn controls are for working Codex agents, are off until you turn them on per computer, and are unavailable on Windows.Pair Macs, Linux boxes and Windows PCs with a code. Each one reports its chip, memory and GPUs, and the board shows the largest local model it can run.
Pairing codes come from the web or the server; folders can be excluded per computer.The web board works at phone width and installs to your home screen. The native iPhone app is built and in testing; iPhone, Android and desktop apps are coming.
The iPhone screenshots are from its test build against a local test server. Not released.Each of these ships today. What is still being built is listed as coming, below.
Codex, Claude Code, Grok and OpenClaw sessions are built in. The agentrooms report command lets any other tool appear on the board.
A connector runs in the background on macOS, Linux and Windows. Pair each computer with a code from the web or from the server.
Add a note for an agent's next step, or steer or stop a working Codex turn. Each direction runs at most once; a steer or stop expires if its computer does not pick it up within ten minutes.
Each computer reports its chip, memory and GPUs, and the board shows the largest local model it can hold.
Folders can be excluded per computer, turn controls stay off until you turn them on, and unlinking a phone ends its access.
Prefer to keep it all on one Mac? Switchboard is the local board Agent Rooms grew from: source available and free to self-host.
The web board works at phone width and installs to your home screen today. A native iPhone app is built and in testing; iPhone, Android and desktop apps are coming.
The connector reports sessions to the hub. Nothing can direct a running turn until you turn live control on for that computer.
Agent Rooms is invite-only while it is in beta, at agentrooms.io.
Install the connector and pair each computer with a code. It runs under launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux and Task Scheduler on Windows.
Your agents appear on the Live roster and in Session activity. Turn on live control per computer to steer or stop working Codex turns; not on Windows.
