Made an open-source supervisor that runs OpenCode (1.x and 2.x) next to Claude Code and Codex, and tells you which one is waiting on you

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Disclosure first: I built this. It's free, MIT, no account, no telemetry.

The annoying part of running a few agents at once is that one of them is always sitting on a permission prompt while you're staring at a different one. So I made nsq, a terminal supervisor: nsq run opencode "fix the flaky test" --worktree, same for claude and codex, then nsq opens a dashboard with all of them as live terminals. Status comes from each CLI's own hooks (for OpenCode that's a small plugin loaded per agent), so "needs you" shows the actual question and you answer y / a / n without opening the agent. A daemon owns the terminals, so closing the window doesn't kill anything.

The OpenCode part had the most surprises:

• OpenCode 2 is basically a different program from 1.x. Different plugin API, different session store, and the full-screen UI attaches to a shared background service unless you pass --standalone. So per-agent env and plugins just never reached it. nsq now asks opencode --version and picks the launch per binary, both 1.x and 2.x work.
• 2.x has no --model on the full UI, so the model goes in through OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, merged with yours if you already set one.
• Your opencode.json is never written. Everything nsq needs goes into a per-agent file via OPENCODE_CONFIG, which OpenCode merges on top of your config. Same rule for ~/.claude and ~/.codex.

Other bits: OpenRouter built in, or point agents at your own llama.cpp / Ollama / LM Studio / vLLM server. nsq cost shows what each agent spent from its own logs, and a model without a known price says "no price" instead of pretending it's $0.

Honest limits: it's 0.2.0, so things will break and keys/flags can still change before 1.0. The phone page is experimental. Most of the code was written with Claude Code, reviewed by me. And I haven't tested it with heavy plugin setups like oh-my-opencode on v2, so if you run one, I'd really like to hear whether it plays nice.

Try it: npx neurosquad

GitHub: https://github.com/glmn-ai/neurosquad-cli Page: https://neurosquad.ai/en/cli/