Agentistics

Your coding-assistant fleet, inside the editor. Every Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Kimi and Antigravity session your machine is running — what each one is doing, which of them is blocked waiting on you, their live screens to type into — without leaving VS Code.

It is a client of agentistics, the local analytics and session manager for AI coding assistants.

What it does

Sees the whole fleet. Every session, grouped by project, with the one that needs you at the top. A coloured stripe, a dot and a word — so a blocked session is findable in a list of forty without reading any of them. Pin the ones you keep coming back to.

Shows the live screen. Not a log: the actual terminal the assistant is drawing, colours and cursor included, streamed from the session itself.

Lets you type into it. Click the screen and your keys go to the session — every key, including Enter, Esc, Tab, the arrows and Ctrl-C. No text box, no implicit submit. The keystroke ordering is a property of the connection rather than a hope, and one that does not land says so.

Answers its questions. When a session is waiting on a permission prompt, the options are read off its screen and listed — you pick one. There is no blind "approve" button, because a key that takes whichever row happens to be highlighted is choosing for you.

Every verb the terminal cockpit has. Rename, note, file under a task, open the whole task, finish it, reopen a session that fell, stop one (with a confirmation, in red).

Attaches for real. One click opens a VS Code integrated terminal running the very tmux command agentop runs, with the real detach key — read from the backend, never guessed.

Opens sessions as editor tabs. Several at once, one per session, each keeping its own scroll and its own half-typed line.

Tells you what today cost. Cost, tokens and session count in the status bar, in USD or BRL, plus how many sessions are waiting on you — and a notification the moment one starts waiting, fired on the transition, never on the level.

Requirements

• agentistics running locally — agentop server. The panel says so and offers to start it when nothing is answering.
• tmux, for the session-management half — so Linux and macOS, or WSL on Windows. The metrics and the status bar work wherever the server runs.

The extension never reads your files or your ~/.agentistics directly and never talks to tmux itself: everything it shows comes from the local server over HTTP, on 127.0.0.1.

Settings

Commands

Agentistics: Start a session here · Open a session in a tab · Attach to a session in a terminal · Open the whole fleet in an editor tab · Start the local agentop server · Refresh

Full documentation: docs/vscode-extension.md. Issues and source: github.com/blpsoares/agentistics.

MIT.