Clawd Office is a React/TypeScript application that renders AI agents in a shared pixel-art office environment. Each agent has a desk, a room, and a live presence state. The UI provides real-time room navigation, per-agent status updates, an activity feed, and a task assignment system that routes work to agents through a Linear integration.
The office runs on seed data by default and polls a lightweight Node.js API for live state, so you can drop it into any agent orchestration setup and immediately see who is doing what.
Can someone who works regularly with agents explain the value of stuff like this? From my (admittedly limited) perspective it seems like a novel way to waste tokens
It's fun. That's the utility. Although you could also probably convey information in a visual shorthand in a way that is quicker to parse than a table.
I want one that shows my agents working in a hipster coffee shop with chrono trigger-style lighting.
Clawd Office is a React/TypeScript application that renders AI agents in a shared pixel-art office environment. Each agent has a desk, a room, and a live presence state. The UI provides real-time room navigation, per-agent status updates, an activity feed, and a task assignment system that routes work to agents through a Linear integration.
The office runs on seed data by default and polls a lightweight Node.js API for live state, so you can drop it into any agent orchestration setup and immediately see who is doing what.
Can someone who works regularly with agents explain the value of stuff like this? From my (admittedly limited) perspective it seems like a novel way to waste tokens
It's fun. That's the utility. Although you could also probably convey information in a visual shorthand in a way that is quicker to parse than a table.
I want one that shows my agents working in a hipster coffee shop with chrono trigger-style lighting.