Agents Room: Desktop App for Visualizing Claude Code Agent Teams

Agents Room is an Electron desktop application that helps visualize and manage Claude Code agent teams. The tool addresses the challenge of tracking multiple agents in complex setups where it's easy to lose track of which agents are defined where, which ones call each other, and what each one does.
How It Works
The application scans your machine for .claude/agents/ folders and reads the frontmatter from agent files. It then lays out all agents on a canvas with connection lines drawn automatically based on agent name mentions — no configuration is required.
Key Features
- Visual canvas showing agent relationships with automatic connection lines
- Create, edit, and manage agents, skills, and commands directly from the UI instead of editing markdown files manually
- Completely offline operation — no cloud sync, no accounts required
- API keys (Anthropic, Gemini, GitHub) stored via OS keychain rather than in config files
- Your original
.mdagent files are never modified by annotations — notes go to a separate local store
Technical Details
The application is built with Electron and is currently available for Linux and Windows, with a Mac build on the roadmap. It's free and open source, with the code available on GitHub.
The developer specifically designed the tool for users running complex agent setups and is seeking feedback on missing features or improvements that would be useful for managing multi-agent workflows.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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