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How to watch coding agents work live in a 3D kitchen with Agenttrail

Run Agenttrail Kitchen in your repo to see agent tasks, roles and completed work update as you code.

Who it is forA developer running Codex or Claude Code on a local project who wants to see which tasks the agent has reported and what is still in progress.

The problemAgent activity is spread across terminal windows and logs, so it is hard to tell what is being worked on and what is finished.

The outcomeA browser view at localhost:4780 that shows chefs, order tickets and completed deliveries based on local agent activity and native todos.

What you need first

  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • A browser with WebGL
  • A local project folder (a git repo and PLAN.md are optional)

Steps

  1. Open a terminal in the repo you want to watch.
  2. Run npx agenttrail-kitchen .
  3. Wait for the browser to open at localhost:4780 (or the next free port) and keep this terminal open.
  4. Keep working in Codex or Claude Code and watch tickets and chefs update in Live mode.
  5. Click a chef or ticket to inspect its evidence.

Prompt for your agent

In the repo <repo-path>, run `npx agenttrail-kitchen .` and confirm the browser opens at localhost:4780 or the next free port. Report the URL that is shown. Verify that the terminal stays running and that the view is in Live mode, not Example mode.

Caveat. Kitchen is an experimental public preview, and if no activity is available the chefs simply wait, so a quiet view does not always mean an error.

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