AgentDeck turns Claude Code into a team you direct. Write a ticket, pick a model — an agent branches, builds, and opens the PR while you watch the whole fleet on one live map.
Tool calls stream in as they happen. Type mid-run to redirect the agent. The context rail keeps the run's cost, branch, worktree state, and PR checks one glance away.
Team lead in the middle, your projects on the inner ring, every thread fanned out around them — one graph that redraws as runs start and finish. Green means running. Pills carry uncommitted-file counts and PR numbers, and hover shows branch, model, cost and turns. Click any node to jump into its thread, or collapse the idle projects to clear the board.
The relay pairs your daemon with your phone. Approvals arrive as push notifications you answer with a tap, threads keep streaming, and the board stays live — from the couch, the train, the queue for coffee. iOS first.
A real ledger, not estimates — every token and turn attributed by hour, model, and project. Live sessions show each agent's context window filling in real time.
An email address is the whole signup — no card. That account starts your trial and is what later pairs this Mac to your phone.
Install it on your Mac. It starts a local daemon that owns your Claude Code sessions, tickets and usage ledger — board, threads, map and usage all read from your own machine.
Write a ticket, pick a model, hit go. AgentDeck drives Claude Code with your account — Anthropic bills you directly, zero markup.
Same software on every plan — your agents run on your own Mac either way. What a subscription buys is the relay that connects that Mac to your phone; the higher tiers buy our time on top. No card to start the trial.
every plan is bring-your-own-Claude — Anthropic bills your usage directly, AgentDeck never marks up a token
No forms, no funnel — mail lands in a real inbox.
Questions, feedback, early-access requests — anything goes.
Subscribers first — pairing, the relay, billing, or an agent behaving badly.
Found a bug or want a feature? Mail it over — it goes straight onto the board.