Ten agents on launch day, and you can see all of them.
Launch day is when the site copy, the pricing page, the API fix and the release notes all move at once. Overvibe files every session under its project, colours the ones waiting on you amber, and turns their questions into a dialog you answer with a click.
Free and open sourceRuns on Mac and LinuxYour own Claude and Codex logins
Recorded on a demo machine: sessions grouped by project; the amber one is waiting for an answer.
Nine terminal tabs, and one has been waiting ten minutes
On a busy day, the slow part is noticing. An agent stops to ask which plan the pricing section should lead with, and that question sits in a tab you haven't opened since lunch.
One agent on its own
Tabs called zsh, zsh, zsh
A question waits until you happen to look
You ask each agent for a status, one at a time
Close the wrong tab and a session dies
Agents side by side in Overvibe
Sessions grouped by project, with real names
Amber means it needs you, and the tab title counts them
A coordinator gathers reports with overvibe send
Sessions live in tmux, so a closed tab doesn't touch them
A day full of agents, in one window
1One session per job
⌥N, pick the folder and the tool, and the sidebar files it under its project.
2Watch the dots
Teal is busy, grey is done, amber is waiting for you.
3Answer with a click
When a session shows a choice menu, it opens as a dialog over the page.
4Get one report
A coordinator session asks the others with overvibe send and writes the summary.
Behind it, a status check. overvibe ls gives an agent or a script the same view you get in the sidebar. Read the CLI reference
$ overvibe ls# each session: status (busy, idle, needs you), tool, folder$ overvibe send "web: release notes" "One line: what is left before we ship?"
Questions
Is there a limit on sessions?
Your computer and your plans set it. Each one is a normal CLI process in tmux.
What if I close the browser?
Everything keeps running on Overvibe's own tmux server. Open the page again and the sessions are all there.
Can each project use a different account?
Yes. Give a folder its own Claude account in Settings, or pass --account when you start a session.
