Why it exists
Agent sessions, test runs, and requests for input can be scattered across terminals and logs.
Portfolio / CASE STUDY
Public macOS developer tool
Agent OS.
A local dashboard that turns Codex and Claude Code activity into a pixel office and an inspectable session history.
MY ROLE
Independent local tooling and interface design
What I built
I built a local collector and dashboard that read session logs and process metadata, normalize the activity, and show it in one place.
Project in view
Engineering decisions
Keep the dashboard on loopback
A standard-library HTTP server binds locally and serves a defined set of pages and datasets. Generated activity stays with the local checkout.
Refresh when activity changes
The server fingerprints the inputs, rebuilds the views when they change, and emits events for the browser to refresh.
Make writes explicit
Optional task-board syncing is a separate setting. The default task board reads the configured task file.
Capabilities in practice
- Local developer tooling
- Event-driven UI updates
- Log parsing
- Local data boundaries
Status & scope
Runs locally on macOS. Coverage depends on the session logs and process metadata available on the machine.