See what every agent is doing

Run three agents and each one keeps its work to itself. Claude Code in one terminal, Codex in another, Cursor in the editor. To find out where things stand you scroll back through each one, and a session you closed tells you nothing at all.

Hamloy puts it in one place. Every agent writes its work to the project's lists as it goes: what it's on, what it finished and merged, what it ruled out. The board shows all of it, live, from any computer or your phone.

Here now

Beside every list, the board shows who is at work: each session, the branch and repo it works in, the task it's on, which app it is, and when it last did something. Ask the agent's computer to share prompts and you see what each session was asked, too. A session that closes lets go of its task at once; one that goes quiet for half an hour does too.

Under it, Who is on what lists every task someone holds and since when, and Recent changes lists what happened, newest first, with who did it: claude added a question, codex merged the work of dark mode, a teammate answered.

The overview's pages

Each project has For you, the questions and requests that are yours, the one that holds up the most work first, and an overview, one page for each question you ask about your agents:

• Right now: who is working, on what, and what is ready with nobody on it.
• Map: what waits on what, from what to do first to what it frees.
• Recently done: what was finished, day by day.
• Branches: work ticked on a branch, and whether git has merged it.
• Gone quiet: open items nothing has happened to for a week.
• History: every change, who made it and when. A deleted item can be brought back from here. More in history and undo.

Done means merged

A task ticked on a branch isn't done for anyone else yet. Hamloy follows the work through git, whichever agent did it: ticked on a branch, merged on one computer, and pushed are three states, and the board says which. A branch deleted without merging turns its task red. More in git.

Without leaving the terminal

You don't have to open the board to see it. Claude Code's status line shows the task the session is on, what waits for you and what's ready next. The agents see it too: each change by another agent reaches them under their next tool reply, so they know who is on what before they start.

From your phone

The board is a web page, so the same overview opens on your phone. Answer a question with a tap and the agent at your desk carries on. More in on your phone.

Start with What is Hamloy?, or read why a shared list.