Agent Frow

Agent F-Row

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Your coding agents, on your keyboard's F-row. Each agent gets a lane of lit keys that shows what it is doing — working, done, **waiting for you** — one press on the lane's key brings that agent's window to the front, and while it is waiting, three more keys answer it.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2d799d6d-d815-481b-9ae2-f113a0af6aeb

Supported devices

Device	Shows	Needs	Status
Corsair keyboards through iCUE — K65 Plus Wireless, K70 TKL	the F-row as lanes: colour and motion per state; F13–F24 as the lanes' keys — summon, and ▲▼Enter while Waiting	iCUE with third-party control on; the F-row remapped to F13–F24 in the default profile	verified
Keychron Ultra — V3 Ultra 8K (the other Ultras speak the same protocol)	the F-row as lanes; the same keys, from the Launcher keymap	the cable or the 2.4 GHz receiver, not Bluetooth; Keychron's per-key-brightness fix for true darks	verified
Elgato Stream Deck — 2019 V2, 15 keys (every model with a screen, through the driver)	one row per lane: name, context, 5h, 7d, state; every key a summon; ▲▼Enter while Waiting	USB; the Stream Deck app closed	verified
The monitor — mini mode	the same rows on screen, five keys each; click a key to summon	nothing	verified
Keychron V0	the F-row as lanes	—	next

Without any of them the window shows everything; the keys and the light are the part you would be missing.

Why

You have Claude Code in one terminal, Codex in another, a third agent in its desktop app — and then you go do something else. Which one is sitting on a permission prompt right now? Agent F-Row answers that from across the room: a lane pulsing in its colour needs you, and pressing its key puts you in front of it.

• Windows only. Works with **C