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agentmomo

v0.2.1

Published

4 days ago

3D visualization of MCP agent activity — watch your AI tools work in a virtual office

Downloads

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agentmomo mcp claude gemini codex open-webui 3d visualization

AgentsMomo

Watch your AI agents work in a 3D office. Each MCP server becomes a character at a desk �� when a tool is called, they start typing. When done, they grab coffee.

Usage

Run this once in any terminal (Node.js 18+ required):

npx agentmomo

This starts the local bridge at http://localhost:9001.

Keep it running, then open https://agentmomo.net/app in the browser. The deployed app is the main UI; localhost:9001 is the local companion that handles setup, hooks, wrappers, and live event ingestion.

If you want the old local-only fallback UI for debugging, run:

npx agentmomo --open-local

What it does

Claude Desktop �� wraps your MCP servers to track every tool call in the 3D office
Claude Code CLI �� installs hooks so every claude terminal session is visualized
Gemini CLI �� installs hooks so every gemini terminal session is visualized
Codex CLI �� tracks codex exec runs through a project helper with JSON event ingestion
Open WebUI �� proxies your mcpo endpoints to capture activity

All processing is local. No data leaves your machine except optional account sync.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or later
Claude Desktop, Claude Code CLI, Gemini CLI, or Codex CLI (for tracking)

Setup in the dashboard

Run npx agentmomo
Open https://agentmomo.net/app
Go to the Setup panel
Follow the steps for Claude Desktop, Claude Code CLI, Gemini CLI, or Codex CLI

License

MIT