omg.dev

omg.dev is a web-based platform that acts as an operating system for AI coding agents. Instead of juggling separate terminals, chat windows, or cloud consoles for each agent, omg.dev gives you a single dashboard where you can launch, monitor, and manage multiple coding agents at the same time. The page shows a live view of four active sessions — OpenCode, Claude, Codex, and Pi — each working on a different task like writing tests, refactoring a rate limiter, migrating emails, or drafting a changelog. You can see which agents are currently working, which are idle, and how long they've been running.

The tool works by connecting to popular coding agents (like Claude, Codex, and others) and displaying their status and output in a unified feed. A timeline shows recent events — for example, a payments webhook that failed at 2:58 AM and recovered after retries, or a demo clip that was automatically generated. The interface includes a session panel that lists each agent, its current task, and its status (working or idle). The founder has mentioned on X that omg.dev can run on your own VPS or infrastructure with local models, and that it supports push notifications via PWA and voice agents to manage all agents.

omg.dev is built for developers and teams who rely on multiple AI coding assistants and want a central place to coordinate them. It's especially useful for solo developers who run several agents simultaneously, or for small teams that want visibility into what each agent is doing. The founder himself says he hasn't written a line of code in two months thanks to this setup. If you're already using tools like Claude, Codex, or OpenCode and want to orchestrate them from one dashboard, omg.dev is worth a look.