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Notes on running agents

Field notes from building vord and from running a lot of agents at once. Practical, opinionated, written by people who do this all day. Just what we've learned about keeping parallel agents from turning into chaos.

  • multi-agent 2026-06-23

    Claude Code and Codex, side by side

    Most of the discussion about AI coding agents assumes you pick one. If you run agents all day, you don't. What running both on the same codebase looks like, and why a status view has to be vendor-agnostic to be worth anything.

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  • workflow 2026-06-16

    Why a status grid beats tabbed terminals for AI agents

    You can run five agents in tmux right now. It works until you try to answer the question that matters: which one needs me? tmux can't tell you. Why hosting the session and reading hooks is the whole argument for a different tool.

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  • attention 2026-06-09

    Running five AI coding agents at once without losing your mind

    The first agent is a joy. Around the fourth, something quietly breaks, and it isn't the code. It's you. The bottleneck moved from typing to attention, and nobody warned you what that looks like in practice.

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Stop tabbing through terminals to find the one that needs you

vord is a native Mac cockpit for parallel coding agents. It hosts Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode and Grok sessions in real terminals and sorts the grid waiting-first.