One identity for every agent
A harness, like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Cursor, runs AI models. Glyph Code runs your harnesses: it finds every session across your Macs, launches them and runs them together.
Fleets
One preset opens several harnesses at once, each in its own pane: glyph fleet review puts two vendors on the same diff. Slots can run on another machine over SSH.
Every session named
So the Rig knows which is which and where it runs. Keep typing claude, codex or agy. One bare word is your label; Glyph Code builds the session name and hands it to the agent before the first token. Anything with a space is still your prompt.
Six tokens
Label, project, agent, machine, date and time, lowercase and joined by a dot: billing·acme-api·claude-code·laptop·0556.
Every agent
Claude Code, Codex, AGY, Cursor, Crush, Cortex, OpenCode and pi, and any other CLI you add in one line.
Every machine
The machine is part of the name, so a pane on your laptop never reads the same as one running over SSH.
On your phone
Claude sessions carry the name through Remote Control, so the list on claude.ai/code and the app reads the same as your terminal.
Usage and wake
glyph usage shows quota and token counts across agents. glyph wake continues Claude sessions a usage limit stopped, when the limit resets.
Spaces
Write down once which workspaces and tabs a machine opens and which agent runs in each; glyph spaces rebuilds them in Herdr after a restart.
Works where you work
zsh, with tmux, Herdr, Zellij, WezTerm or a bare shell. There is a Herdr plugin too.
Install and update
git clone https://github.com/fru-dev3/glyph.git && cd glyph && source ./install.sh. One file into ~/.config/glyph, one line into ~/.zshrc. glyph update fetches the latest.
Nothing phoned home
Glyph Code makes no network requests except glyph update, glyph usage --live and the GitHub star you agree to. MIT licensed.
