Claude Agent Teams UI: Desktop App for Visualizing Claude Code Agent Workflows

A developer has created a desktop application that provides a visual interface for Claude Code's experimental Agent Teams feature. The app is free, open-source, runs locally, and doesn't require API keys.

What It Does

Claude Code recently added Agent Teams, where multiple agents work in parallel coordinated by a lead agent. However, this happens in the terminal, making it difficult to monitor parallel work. This desktop app adds a visual layer on top of the CLI functionality.

Key Features

• Real-time kanban board – Tasks move across columns automatically as agents work. You can see all projects and teams in one place.
• Cross-team communication – Agents from different teams can message each other, which doesn't exist in the CLI itself. This makes multi-team workflows practical.
• Built-in review workflow – Agents automatically review each other's tasks. You see the full review conversation and results.
• Solo mode – Run a single agent with the same visual interface. It auto-creates and tracks its own tasks on the board.
• Per-task code review – Accept/reject individual code hunks, similar to Cursor's review flow. Leave comments and request changes, and agents pick up your feedback.
• Convenient task execution logs – See exactly which tools an agent used for each task in a clean visual timeline, showing only what's relevant to that specific task.
• Context monitoring – A six-category breakdown of what consumes tokens at every step.
• Zero setup – The app installs and configures Claude Code for you. Includes built-in UI for installing MCP servers, plugins, and skills.
• Session viewer – Browse and analyze any Claude Code session history across projects in the "Sessions" tab.

Comparison with Other Tools

The source includes a detailed feature comparison showing how this app differs from alternatives:

• Cross-team communication: Available here, not in Vibe Kanban, Aperant, or Claude Code CLI
• Agent-to-agent messaging: Native mailbox implementation vs isolated approaches in other tools
• Full autonomy: End-to-end autonomy vs human-managed workflows in some alternatives
• Hunk-level code review: Available here and in Cursor, but not in Vibe Kanban, Aperant, or Claude Code CLI
• Session analysis: Available here, not in Vibe Kanban or Cursor
• Zero setup: Available here and in Cursor
• Price: Free vs paid tiers for some alternatives

This type of visualization tool is useful for developers who want to monitor and manage AI agent workflows without constantly checking terminal output.