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Description

Agent Cow: the philosophical watcher of your agents across multiple machines.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

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Agent Cow is the philosophical watcher of your coding agents across multiple machines.

It watches your agent sessions, shows what they are doing, what they cost, how much context they have burned, and whether they are waiting for you. It runs as a fast terminal UI, or as a headless machine agent that another TUI can subscribe to.

Today it ships with **Codex**, **Claude**, and **OpenCode** adapters. The architecture is intentionally provider-oriented, so more agent runtimes can be added later without reinventing the UI or core data model.

No dashboard religion. No cloud dependency. Just a sharp TUI and a cow with opinions.

The cow is a deliberate nod to the long and noble `cowsay` tradition. If you enjoy ranking terminal cattle, see [rank-amateur-cowsay](https://github.com/tnalpgge/rank-amateur-cowsay).

See The Herd

The list view is the control tower: what is running, what is waiting, what is quietly burning tokens, and which machine it lives on.

![Agent Cow session list](docs/agent-cow-tui.png)

Crack Open A Session

The details pane shows the shape of a single run without forcing you to dig through raw logs: status, spend, context pressure, tokens, workspace, and execution state.

![Agent Cow details pane](docs/agent-cow-details.png)

Follow The Thread

Sometimes you do not need every event. You just need the latest conversation and the