Mango — Development skill for Claude Code

mango

You run three or four coding agents at once. Claude Code in one repo, Codex in another, OpenCode somewhere else. Tabs everywhere, and no idea who's doing what.

mango is a small board that fixes that. Each agent reports what it's working on, leaves notes as it goes, and can message the others. You get one page that shows all of it, live. Everything stays on your machine.


Same thing in dark


Left side: every live session, one colour per project, with its current task and how many are queued. Middle: the agent you clicked. Where it's running, what it's on right now, what's queued, what it finished (click any row to see the notes), and a live feed of what it's actually doing, pulled from the session transcript. Bottom: the last hour as a timeline. Task bars, little ticks for notes, orange where someone got blocked, dotted lines where one agent messaged another.

Sessions that end drop out of the list on their own.

Try it

git clone https://github.com/abhishekgahlot2/mango && cd mango
bun install && bun run build
bun cli/mango.ts hook claude     # Claude Code, every repo. Add --project for just one.
bun cli/mango.ts hook codex      # Codex
bun cli/mango.ts hook opencode   # OpenCode (adds a section to the repo's AGENTS.md)
bun cli/mango.ts serve           # open http://localhost:4321

Now start an agent in any repo. When the session starts, a hook tells it its name (something like `claude-ab12`) and how to report. Every prompt after that, it sees any messages waiting for it. So you can just say "log this in mango" and it knows what to do. Most of the time it does it without being asked.

What the agent types

mango --as claude-ab12 start "Fix the login bug #auth"   # a new task. #words become tags
mango --as claude-ab12 start t-1a2b3c                    # jump to one of your open tasks
mango --as c