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Powergrandfather

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Description

Local-first dashboard and workflow orchestrator for Claude Code and Codex CLI—monitor parallel sessions and run validated unattended workflows.

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/.

README

PowerGrandFather

**Local-first mission control for Claude Code and Codex CLI**

Monitor parallel CLI agents · run validated workflows on schedule · step in from your phone

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[中文说明](README.zh-CN.md)

![A session streaming, next to the rest of the fleet](docs/screenshots/demo.gif)


*"That just sounds like slavery with extra steps."*

Five tmux windows. You cycle through them to find out who finished, who crashed, and who has been sitting there for ten minutes waiting for you to answer a yes/no question. Those are the extra steps.

PowerGrandFather collects those windows into one page — who is running, who is stuck, who is burning money — and then does the part that matters: it lets the agents **work while you are not watching**. Put a job on a cron, go to bed, and only get woken for the things that genuinely need you.

What you get

  • One screen for N sessions — no window cycling; crashed and waiting-on-you are marked in the list
  • Work that happens overnight — describe a multi-step job, put it on a cron, read the result in the morning
  • A way back in from your phone — install it to the home screen, answer permission prompts from bed
  • Somewhere the money went — broken down by repo, model and tool, with a warning before you hit the ceiling

Proven in daily use

This is not a weekend dashboard demo. Before the