Built a session board on top of your hook fan-out — Agent Office

[frankjrobinson]

Pixel Agents got me hooked on being able to see my agents rather than checking terminal tabs, so I built something adjacent for the other half of the problem: what each session is actually working on, and which one is blocked on me.

Agent Office draws one desk per session — main agent at the head of the table, subagents around it, the session's own task list as a whiteboard above the desk, and open GitHub/GitLab issues on the wall to the left. It reads Claude Code and Codex CLI transcripts, and anything else can report in with a small JSON file.

It registers in ~/.pixel-agents/servers/ so your hook script feeds it too — one hook install, both tools live. It'll install its own hook if Pixel Agents isn't there, and it never touches your existing hook entries.

Credit where it's due: the multi-server registry made this possible without a second hook install, and the format being readable in your repo is why it works at all. Thanks for that.

https://github.com/frankjrobinson/agent-office