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MyAgents is a lightweight Windows tray application developed by Miguel Angel Ramirez, designed to monitor Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions from a single, centralized location. Falling into the developer tools and system utility category, the software addresses a common challenge for users who run multiple AI-assisted coding sessions simultaneously: keeping track of what each session is doing without manually switching between terminal windows. Once running, MyAgents sits in the Windows system tray and displays every active Claude Code and Codex session, covering both sessions running inside the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and those running natively on Windows. Each session is shown with its live status, allowing users to see at a glance which agents are actively working and which are idle. A click-to-focus feature lets users jump directly to any session's terminal window, eliminating the need to hunt through taskbar entries or virtual desktops to find the right console. In addition to session monitoring, the application displays official 5-hour and 7-day usage bars for each CLI, giving users visibility into their current consumption against rate limits. These usage indicators are captured from each CLI's own published data; the software does not read authentication tokens and does not call undocumented endpoints, an approach that keeps the tool aligned with the CLIs' supported behavior and reduces the risk of breakage or account issues. The current version is 0.1.2, and the project has seen three released versions to date, indicating early-stage but actively iterated development. Typical use cases include developers juggling parallel coding agents across projects, power users coordinating long-running agent tasks, and anyone who wants a compact, always-visible dashboard for AI CLI activity on Windows without adding heavyweight tooling to their workflow.
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