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Your agents, at a glance: quotas, usage and sessions for Claude Code, Codex and more, on your screen, your phone and your wrist. Cross-platform: Rust, Tauri, React.
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agent-hud-open is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by jazzenchen. Your agents, at a glance: quotas, usage and sessions for Claude Code, Codex and more, on your screen, your phone and your wrist. Cross-platform: Rust, Tauri, React. It has 52 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/jazzenchen/agent-hud-open" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
agent-hud-open is primarily written in Rust. It is open-source under jazzenchen on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Your agents work on your Mac. Agent HUD brings their progress to you. Check where they are at a glance, pick up a conversation, make the next decision: at your desk, and after you leave it.
Your agents, at a glance. You write code, read docs or deal with something else while your agents keep working. The edge of your screen tells you who is still busy, who is done and who is waiting for you.
The details are close at hand, and what needs your approval is answered right there. Every agent's progress, gathered where one glance takes it in.
Three modes. Each display runs one: Notch by default where there is a notch, Dynamic elsewhere.
| Mode | On screen |
|---|---|
| Notch | At the notch, with the glow around it. |
| Simple | A small floating panel on any screen edge: each agent's logo in a ring of its most used quota, with the percentage beside it. |
| Dynamic | A row of agent logos on any screen edge, with the glow behind them. A logo becomes its bot while its agent works. |
Keep moving when decisions are needed. Leave your computer and the work still goes with you. On iPhone, check progress, read replies and continue the conversation.
When an agent reaches something only you can decide, your phone shows you the context, and you answer the question or approve the next step. The task keeps going, and so does your day. iPhone Duo is supported.
See Agent HUD Remote.
Start from your wrist, continue on iPhone. An idea comes to you on a walk. Raise your wrist, say it, and it goes straight to the Mac at home. A thought caught in passing becomes a task in progress.
Read the latest reply on your watch. To discuss it or add detail, continue on iPhone. The idea starts on your wrist, and the conversation goes where you go.
See Agent HUD Remote.
Your agents use Agent HUD too. Its built-in MCP server gives them a channel to talk to each other, and the tools to build the UI you want.
When Claude Code finishes a change, it can ask a Codex session to review it and get Codex's answer back, or start a new session and hand the task over. Agent HUD already sees every session, so it carries messages across clients.
You can watch who is talking to whom: the sender folds its message into a paper plane and flies it to the receiver's mark, and the answer flies back the same way.
Tell an agent how you want to see things: “Put Codex first and keep only the numbers I care about.”
Through MCP, the agent rearranges your Mac HUD and changes what it shows and how it looks. The change appears at once as a preview and is kept only when you press Save, so the HUD fits the way you work.
Know what your agents did, and how much they used. See your token use, look back at how it changed, and find where it went: which agents, models and sessions.
Quotas tell you how much is left. Token usage shows you how it was spent.
| Dimension | What you can track |
|---|---|
| Time | The last 5 hours, 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, in bars from 15 minutes to a day. History stays on your computer for 30 days. |
| Token kinds | Input, output, reasoning, cache writes and cache reads, all together or any mix. |
| Agents and models | Each agent's share, tokens and cost, and the models behind them. |
| Sessions | Tokens with the sub-agents' part, cost, turns, calls, context fill and cache hits. Sub-agents count inside the session that started them. |
| Turns and calls | The new tokens of every turn, and each call with its model, context and the tools it asked for. |
| Cache hits | Today, the last 7 days and the last 30 days, each session, and each model within a session. |
| Cost | An estimate at each vendor's list price, from its China or international price list, marked ≈. It is not a charge. |
| Activity | The hours your agents worked over the last 7 days. |
| Balances | DeepSeek's spend per day and the day its balance runs out. |
Familiar agent logos become small bots that act out thinking, working and waiting. With a face on every state, one glance tells you what is going on.