Eric

I run way too many AI agents at once. Claude Code in one terminal, a research agent in another, Codex in a third and something running in the background that I forgot about an hour ago. The bottleneck isn't the models anymore. It's me, alt-tabbing through a dozen windows trying to figure out which agent has been sitting there waiting on me. So I've been testing SlashVibe from @slashvibe_ai, a physical controller for the many AI agents in my life. The display puts all my sessions in one place, so I can see what's running, what's finished, and what needs me without hunting for it. The control unit handles the rest: physical controls to flip between agents, plus voice input so I can just say the next instruction and keep moving. Less window juggling means fewer dropped threads. Fewer dropped threads means agents actually finish the work instead of idling until I notice them. You've got a keyboard for typing and a mouse for pointing. Your agents probably deserve their own hardware too. Watch it in action below. Link in the first comment.