Smith Agents — Development skill for Claude Code

“We're not here because we're free. We're here because we're not free.”

**Your agents. At a glance.**

**Smith Agents** is a small floating desktop widget for **Claude Code and Codex** on **Windows and macOS**. Check your usage, see which sessions are working or ready, and open the agent you need. Tuck it against a screen edge when you want your workspace back.

[Get started](#get-started) · [How it works](#how-it-works) · [Codex setup](docs/codex.md) · [Privacy](#privacy) · [Development](docs/development.md)

A little less window hunting

• Claude and Codex together. See local terminal and VS Code sessions in one agent list, with a provider logo on each figure.
• Usage you can read at a glance. Switch providers, check account limits and stats, or click the header to cycle through Used % → Remaining % → Reset time/day.
• A figure for every session. Working, waiting, and ready states have their own poses. Each session keeps its figure until its state changes; subagents get a Little helper.
• Small when you need it. Tuck along the top, left, or right edge. Project names wrap, larger lists scroll, and clicking a figure opens just that agent's panel.
• Context without opening every chat. See the model, context tokens, recent activity, and last request. Missing readings stay visibly unknown.
• Open it. Hide it. Keep it running. Bring a matched agent window forward or hide it from its panel. Hiding a window leaves the session running.

Keep your workspace

Park the strip along the **top, left, or right** edge. Click a figure to open t