Show HN: [OSS, local] Spatial Board for all your agents Developer Mikky A. released AgentBoard, a free, open-source macOS app that lets users manage multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode) from a single spatial board, with each conversation as a draggable card. The app runs entirely locally, bundles its own Python runtime and tmux, supports macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon, and is available under the MIT license. Spatial board for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and opencode. One card is one conversation: start agents into any project folder, drag the cards wherever they make sense, and see at a glance who is working, who finished, and who is waiting for you. Download AgentBoard.dmg · agentboard site https://mikky-a.github.io/agentboard/ · macOS 13+ · MIT Start an agent in a second — pick a folder, type the task. It runs in the background as a tile; no terminal window opens. A card turns amber the moment an agent needs you — the header counts how many are waiting, so you stop finding out forty minutes later. Answer from the board — reply straight from the card; open the live terminal only when you want to watch. Nothing piles up — cards survive reboots and resume with one click, removing a card never deletes history, and your desktop stays clean. Three skins — terminal phosphor, macOS glass, Soviet retro console, each with a night mode. Everything runs locally: the board reads the CLIs' own logs and talks to tmux on your machine. No account, no telemetry. The UI speaks English and Russian. - macOS 13+ Apple Silicon - Any of: Claude Code https://claude.com/claude-code , Codex CLI https://github.com/openai/codex , Cursor CLI https://cursor.com/docs/cli , opencode https://opencode.ai That's it — the app is self-contained bundles its own Python runtime and tmux , signed and notarized. No Homebrew, no Xcode tools. Download AgentBoard.dmg , drag to Applications, open. The dock icon shows a badge with how many agents are waiting for you. Alternative: install from source curl | sh curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikky-a/agentboard/main/install.sh | sh This clones the repo into ~/.agentboard , sets up start-on-login launchd , installs tmux if missing via Homebrew , builds AgentBoard.app with your Xcode Command Line Tools into ~/Applications and opens it; without swiftc it falls back to the browser at http://localhost:8787 . Updates ride on git pull — re-run the same command anytime. Prefer to run things by hand? git clone https://github.com/mikky-a/agentboard.git cd agentboard python3 agentboard.py server → http://localhost:8787 ./build app.sh native app optional Open the board in a browser. If status hooks are not installed yet, a banner appears in the top bar — click it once. It idempotently adds lifecycle hooks for every CLI you have installed backing up your originals as .agentboard-bak : ~/.claude/settings.json , ~/.codex/hooks.json , ~/.cursor/hooks.json plus a Shell tee allowlist entry — Cursor's CLI ignores hook permission responses , and an opencode plugin in ~/.config/opencode/plugins/ . Restart any live agent sessions after installing; Codex will ask to trust the new hooks — choose "Trust all and continue". When you create an agent from the board, the folder is pre-trusted in the CLI's own config Claude / Codex / Cursor , so agents don't silently stall on first-run "do you trust this directory?" dialogs. 🟢 working · 🟡 waiting for you blinks + sound · ⚪ idle · 🔵 paused Statuses come from the CLIs' own lifecycle hooks e.g. the PermissionRequest event writing to ~/.claude/agent-status/