Atria — AI skill for Claude Code

atria

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A single dashboard for all your AI coding agents — wherever they run.

atria discovers your agents, shows their real-time status, and lets you send prompts from one place. It works with your existing terminal setup instead of replacing it.


Why atria

Keep your tmux workflow

You already have agents running in tmux windows? Keep doing that. Enable the tmux integration and atria discovers them, shows you which ones need input, and lets you send prompts — all without changing how you work.

Keep your terminal tabs

Same for iTerm2, Kitty, WezTerm, and DeviceTerm. Keep using tabs and panes the way you always have. atria finds your agents, tracks their status, and makes it easy to jump between them.

Just want a simple multiplexer?

Don't use tmux or a fancy terminal? No problem. atria's built-in terminal launches and manages agents with zero setup. Just run `atria` and go.

Supported Agents

• Claude Code (claude)
• Codex (codex)
• OpenCode (opencode)
• GitHub Copilot (copilot)

Quick Start

1. Install:

   brew install sethdeckard/tap/atria

   Or with Go:

   go install github.com/sethdeckard/atria@latest

2. Run:

   atria

3. On first run with no config, atria opens a setup wizard to configure watch directories, default agent, and optional integrations. You can also open it later with `S` (when the agent list is empty) or from settings (`I`).

atria scans your watch directories for projects and lets you launch and manage agents in each one. Configuration is stored at `~/.config/atria/config.toml`.

Requirements

• macOS or Linux
• At least one supported agent on $PATH: claude, codex, opencode, or copilot

Configuration

Create or edit `~/.config/atria/config.toml`:

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