A physical control surface for managing multiple AI coding agents. Pair your Logitech MX Creative Console with VS Code to get glanceable status, one-tap approvals, and instant agent switching — without leaving your editor.
What it does
Spawn & manage agents — Launch Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Aider, Codex, or OpenCode as managed terminals
Live status detection — Automatically detects when agents are running, waiting for input, idle, or errored
MX Creative Console integration — Color-coded LCD tiles show agent status at a glance; tap to focus, double-tap for skills
Multi-window support — Each editor window gets its own WebSocket server; the console sees all agents across windows
Auto-attach — Detects manually launched agents in any terminal and promotes them to managed sessions
Git worktree isolation — Optionally launch each agent in its own worktree so they don't clobber each other
Diff viewer — Browse an agent's changes with dial scrubbing on the MX Creative Console
Smart Continue — The Continue skill adapts to agent state: approves when waiting for yes/no, nudges with "continue" when idle
Logi Options+ with the AgentDeck plugin installed (for console integration)
Getting started
Install the extension
The AgentDeck sidebar appears in the activity bar
Click + to launch a new agent, or type an agent command in any terminal — AgentDeck will auto-attach
If you have an MX Creative Console, install the AgentDeck Logi plugin and assign the AgentDeck folder to a button
Dial & roller sensitivity
The MX Creative Console dial uses tick accumulation to prevent accidental switches. Sensitivity is controlled by a single constant (DialStepThreshold in the Logi plugin) — higher values require more rotation per step. Default is 10 ticks per step.
