Agent of Empires

Agent of Empires (AoE) is a session manager for AI coding agents that solves the problem of running multiple agents simultaneously. Built in Rust for performance, AoE manages sessions for Claude Code, OpenCode, Mistral Vibe, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi.dev, Copilot CLI, and Factory Droid Coding. The core idea is simple: running one AI agent is easy, but running five across different branches while keeping track of which is stuck, which is waiting on input, and which just corrupted your working tree becomes a part-time job. AoE makes it a glance at a dashboard. Each agent runs in its own isolated git worktree with optional Docker sandboxing, so agents cannot interfere with each other or your main working tree. The TUI (Terminal User Interface) gives you a full overview from the terminal, while the web dashboard lets you monitor and interact with agents from any device including your phone. AoE sessions outlive your terminal. If your connection drops or you close your laptop, the agents keep running. You can reconnect later and pick up where you left off. This is particularly useful for long-running autonomous coding tasks. The tool is available via Homebrew (brew install aoe), Cargo, or direct binary download. With 1,836 GitHub stars and active development, it is a practical tool for developers running multiple AI coding agents in parallel. **Who should use it:** Developers who regularly use multiple AI coding agents and need to coordinate them across different branches or tasks. Especially useful for teams running autonomous coding sprints or managing agents across a larger codebase. **Key features:** - Run multiple AI coding agents in parallel across git worktrees - Web dashboard accessible from any device including mobile - Optional Docker sandboxing for agent isolation - Terminal TUI for quick monitoring from the command line - Sessions survive terminal disconnection - Supports Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Gemini CLI, and more - Available via Homebrew, Cargo, and direct binary **Pricing:** Free and open source (MIT license). No subscription required.