One dashboard for every Claude Code and Codex session, with live terminals, a prompt queue and phone access.
Every card says what its session is doing, in its own colour. By default AASC only makes a sound when a session needs you or finishes a turn, and you can mute a session or put an alert on it.
The same server and the same sessions are behind every screen. Start with one and add the others when you need them.
The whole dashboard as an app with the server built in, so you do not need Node.js. A setup wizard checks your tools and installs the hooks, and the app can keep your computer awake while agents work.
Run the server from source with Node.js 22.12 or later, then open localhost:3333 in any browser.
git clone https://github.com/coding-by-feng/ai-agent-session-center.gitcd ai-agent-session-centernpm installnpm rebuild better-sqlite3 node-ptynpm run buildnpm startCheck sessions, answer approvals and queue prompts from your phone. Any phone browser works today; the app for Android and iPhone is in private testing.
AASC on your phone
Open a session to see its conversation, rebuilt from the transcript and searchable, beside its terminal, files and notes.
Line up prompts and AASC sends each one when the agent goes idle, so a session keeps working while you do something else.
The AGENTS tab draws a session’s subagents and teammates as they run, with a log of every tool call.
Each session runs in a terminal on your machine that every screen shares. Pop it out, or restart it in place.
Rooms, layout and sessions return when you reopen AASC, and busy sessions get one prompt to continue.
When a turn stops on an overload, a rate limit or a network error, AASC sends “continue” for you.
A file tree, fuzzy find and viewers for Markdown, TeX, PDF and images for every session.
Browse your skills, commands, rules, agents, MCP servers and memory, with secrets masked.
Pick one of ten themes and rebind any shortcut, or watch your sessions as robots in a 3D office.
Approve a tool, answer a question or queue the next prompt when you are away from your desk. Your phone sees only the sessions you share with it.
Your sessions, prompts, terminal output and files stay on your computer. Nothing reaches another device unless you let it.
Until you set one, AASC refuses every device except the computer it runs on.
Phones and other browsers see only the sessions you share with them.
The AASC phone app, now in private testing, pairs by QR code once you check the same 6-digit code on both screens.
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jq as well, so events are matched to the right terminal.~/.claude/settings.json (and ~/.codex/config.toml if you turn Codex on), hook scripts in ~/.claude/hooks/, and a small last-session file in each project's .claude folder. It also sets your terminal tab's title. To remove the hooks, use Uninstall in the app's hook settings, or npm run uninstall-hooks from source; AASC adds them again the next time it starts.Download the desktop app, or run the server with npm.
