lazyagents Unifies AI Coding Agent Workflows in a Terminal UI

Summary

lazyagents is a terminal application for bringing several AI coding agents into one management interface. It supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Crush and Hermes Agent, and organizes their skills, session histories, usage information, provider profiles and hooks. The repository describes a skills library that can be enabled per agent, searchable session logs, API and local-model provider profiles, shared hook commands, daily limits and token usage by agent or project, and a view of detected agents. It can be installed with Go at version v0.2.2 or downloaded as a binary for Linux, macOS or Windows. Running `lazyagents` opens the terminal UI, while `lazyagents doctor` reports which agents and skills are detected; the interface documents tab switching, keyboard help and quitting. The project provides online documentation covering installation, sessions, skills, usage, providers, hooks, safety and troubleshooting. It is pre-1.0, so commands and file formats may change between minor versions, although the maintainers say it is used daily. The repository is released under the MIT license and accepts issues and pull requests.