Keep strong terminal agents
AFK is an operations layer for teams, not a claim that one model or CLI should own every workflow.
Comparison · Claude Code for teams
A team dashboard around terminal coding agents.
Claude Code and other terminal agents are excellent individual tools. AFK focuses on the missing team operations layer: shared visibility, durable history, approvals, automation triggers, BYOK routing, and browser-based control for long-running sessions.
• Browser dashboard for live and historical coding-agent sessions.
• Persistent memory and session trails across handoff, reconnect, and unattended work.
• Review gates, plan approval, permission modes, and visible tool traces.
• Model-agnostic routing across subscriptions, API keys, local endpoints, and compatible providers.
Add browser visibility
Give managers, reviewers, and teammates a place to inspect what agent sessions are doing without sharing terminal screens.
Automate repeatable triggers
Use webhooks, schedules, skills, hooks, and custom agents to turn recurring engineering work into managed sessions.
Individual coding-agent tools are optimized for the person sitting at the keyboard. Team adoption creates different questions: which sessions are running, who approved the plan, what did the agent change, what provider was used, and can the work continue after the original operator steps away?
AFK addresses those operational concerns with a browser command center that sits around agent loops. Teams get visibility and control without giving up model choice or local execution flexibility.
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