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opensessions

Name: opensessions
Rating: 3.1 (1192 reviews)
Author: Ataraxy-Labs

by Ataraxy-Labs

tmux sidebar to run, inspect, and replay coding agent sessions

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Updated Jun 23, 2026

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Summary

Provides a tmux sidebar for running and monitoring coding agents like Amp, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Surfaces per-thread markers, a local HTTP API, and live session state so developers can interact with agents, inspect history, and replay sessions in a terminal-first workflow while aligning with the agent registry pattern for provenance. The UI is lightweight and designed for rapid iteration with coding-agent workflows integrated into your shell, in line with the Tree of Thoughts Pattern.

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Key Benefits

As agent workflows become part of developer loops, being able to observe and replay interactions is essential for measuring reliability and building an agent track record. Opensessions makes agent interaction logging and session state first-class, so teams can audit behaviors, reproduce bugs, and feed session traces into evaluation pipelines. For multi-agent workflows this visibility is a practical precursor to meaningful agent-to-agent evaluation and continuous agent evaluation, as described in the Event-Driven Agent Pattern.

Ideal For

Developers and small teams iterating on coding agents who want in-terminal visibility, session replay, and easy local APIs for tooling and evaluation, guided by best practices like the Consensus-Based Decision Pattern.

Real-World Examples

Inspect agent conversations and per-thread markers while debugging generated code
Replay sessions and export traces to feed into A2A evaluation or RepKit-style analysis
Expose a local HTTP API so CI or evaluation harnesses can drive agents and collect session state