Maxxwell is an agent orchestration platform that lets developers run a dozen coding agents simultaneously by automatically monitoring sessionsebb and surfacing only the work that truly needs human attention. It integrates with existing tools like Claude Code and Codex, providing a fleet dashboard that tracks session state, tool calls, and stalled agents in real time, along with a managing agent to coordinate workers toward a goal.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Running multiple coding agents in parallel quickly overwhelms developers, who become the bottleneck when they cannot see which agent is doing what, which commits came from which session, or why a session is burning tokens without progress. Developers waste time juggling terminals, answering repetitive questions, and manually checking whether silent agents are working or stuck.
Solution
Maxxwell provides a local orchestration dashboard that runs a fleet of coding agents—such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor—in separate terminal sessions while tracking each one's live state, tool calls, and file writes. It ranks lanes by actual output, flagging agents that are stalled or burning time, and presents only the questions, decisions, or blockers that require human input. Developers can answer directly in a single window to unblock an agent, or brief a managing orchestrator agent that coordinates workers and reports progress. The tool maps sessions to git branches and CI workflows, ensuring each agent's work is traceable to a goal and reviewable before merging.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual developers and small engineering teams who already run coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and need a scalable way to monitor, coordinate, and review multiple concurrent agent sessions.
Features
- Fleet dashboard with per-session state labels (working, idle, waiting on you, needs sign-in, blocked, dead, not heard from) and a "possibly stalled" overlay for long-inactive sessions
- Lane ranking by landed output, so agents consuming time without progress drop to the bottom for review
- Detailed session telemetry, including tool-call counts, files read, last file-write time, and the specific question an agent is stuck on
- Orchestrator seat that accepts written briefs to break down goals, assign tasks to worker agents, and report what landed, is in progress, or is blocked
- Git-aware tracking that maps orchestrator and worker sessions to branches, commits, and pull requests for auditability
- CLI install option with `maxxwell runtime` command to detect installed coding agents and session observability
- Free to use with bring-your-own agent subscriptions or API keys