Grok Build just shipped a terminal-native dashboard for managing multiple coding agents simultaneously

Most coding agents still force you into one session at a time.

Grok Build just broke that model.

xAI shipped the Agent Dashboard on June 15 — a terminal-native control panel that shows every active, idle, and waiting-for-input session on a single screen.

This is not a web UI. This is not a sidebar.

It runs inside your terminal with Ctrl+\ or `grok dashboard`.

Each session displays its name, current branch, permission mode, active task, and time since last update.

Sessions are grouped by state — so you immediately see which agents need attention and which are running fine on their own.

Three core actions from one screen:

Peek into any session's output without switching context.

Reply directly to agents paused waiting for your input.

Spin up entirely new sessions and assign tasks.

Sub-agents spawned within a session are grouped hierarchically, keeping the interface clean.

This is the orchestration layer that makes parallel agent workflows practical.

You can run one agent refactoring a module, another writing tests, a third handling documentation — and manage all three from a single view.

The bottleneck with multi-agent coding has always been context-switching.

You lose track of which agent is blocked, which finished, which needs a nudge.

The dashboard eliminates that overhead entirely.

Available to SuperGrok ($30/mo) and X Premium+ subscribers today.

Claude Code and Codex still treat each session as a silo. Grok Build just made multi-agent orchestration a first-class terminal primitive.

If you're running parallel coding agents, audit your session management now. The dashboard pattern is coming to every CLI agent — xAI just set the bar.