Run multiple Claude Code agents at once, and know which one needs you

To run multiple Claude Code agents at once, you need two things: a way to start them side by side, and a way to see which one has stopped to ask you something. Moryu Dev is built for the second part.

Two sample agents waiting on an answer: one asking to run a migration on staging, one asking to delete old cron files

What goes wrong with three or more agents

Starting agents is easy: open more terminals. Keeping them moving is not. An agent that asks "should I delete these files?" waits for you, silently, until you happen to check that tab. Across a day, the waiting adds up to more time than the work.

How Moryu Dev keeps them moving

Every Claude Code and Codex session appears in one list.
Each one is marked Needs you, Working, Waiting or Parked.
When one stops for an answer, it rises to the top of the list.
You click it, answer in its live terminal, and it carries on.

Works with what you already use

Moryu Dev runs the first-party Claude Code and Codex on your own subscription or key. Your repos, your settings and your permissions stay as they are.

Away from your desk

Pro (US$20 a month) adds your phone: you see which agent needs you and answer it from there. Free covers the desk itself.

When you do not need this

If you run one agent and watch it, you do not need Moryu Dev. It earns its place from the second or third session up.