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Agent Quest
A pixel-village dashboard that visualizes local Claude Code and Codex session logs, showing agent activity, context usage, skills, plugins and subagent relationships.
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About this product
Agent Quest maps existing Claude Code and Codex sessions to village characters that move between buildings as they read, edit or run commands. An activity feed and detail panels help you observe agents across terminals, apps and compatible IDEs, including their context usage and delegation relationships.
Key Features
- Discover local Claude Code and Codex sessions and display their activity through village characters and a feed.
- Show context-window usage for each character, with an optional alert near the context limit.
- Inspect skills, plugins and subagent hierarchies, and export session information for an AI-assisted review.
- Customize the village with the built-in map editor and follow activity through live updates.
Use cases
- See which agents are reading files, editing code or running commands while several coding sessions run in parallel.
- Inspect one session’s context usage and delegated work, then export its information for another AI to review.
Who it is for
- For developers running multiple Claude Code or Codex sessions who want an at-a-glance view of activity, context and delegated work.
Requirements
- Requires Bun 1.1+ and local session data in ~/.claude*, ~/.codex or another documented log location.
- Manual installation supports macOS, Linux and Windows through WSL2; consult the platform matrix for provider-specific support.
Quick Start
- Install Bun 1.1 or later and make sure local Claude Code or Codex session logs are available.
- Follow Manual install to clone Agent-Quest, install its dependencies and launch it with bun start.
- Open localhost:4445 and keep using your agents in their normal terminal or IDE, then inspect the village and detail panels.
Limitations and considerations
- Without local session logs, the dashboard can start but the village remains empty and shows a notice.
- The lower-latency postToolUse hook path is Claude Code only; integration behavior differs between providers.
License and links
Code license: MIT
Sources
Source review: 2026-11-07
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