Automatic status columns#
Agent Board sorts sessions into Active, Attention, and Finished columns, so a wall of parallel agents reads like a kanban. You never file a card: a session lands in Attention the moment it's waiting on a permission or question, and slides to Finished when its work is done.
What a card shows#
Every card carries the same live detail the notch has, so a lane reads without opening anything: the agent and project, the session title, the current state and activity, and the reason it is blocked when something holds it up. Chips add the host app, account, model, git branch, tokens, cost, files and commands touched, diff plus and minus lines, active subagents, MCP server, a context-pressure warning, and a runaway CPU, memory, or disk alert.
The board header counts every live session, and remote sessions get their own count beside it. Click any card to open that session, or close it from the card.
A board that floats#
Open it from the Pages menu in the panel header. The floating board can be moved, resized, or collapsed into a compact status pill while your session state keeps updating. It's the widest-angle view AgentPeek has, built from the same live session state as everything else.