AgentMon Live: free open-source monitor for Claude Code agents
If you run Claude Code for any serious development work, you’ve probably hit the same frustration: the agent quietly stops, claims it finished, and you find out later it didn’t. Codenotary built a free, open-source tool to catch that.
What AgentMon Live Does
AgentMon Live integrates directly with Claude Code and gives you a live dashboard showing agent activity, tool use, file changes, and verification results. It checks whether the agent actually completed the requested work, surfaces problems that need a human to step in, and reduces unnecessary token consumption by catching idle or stuck sessions early.
Who Made It and Why
Codenotary positions itself around safe and secure AI use. Dennis Zimmer, the company’s co-founder and CTO, is attached to the announcement. The tool uses Model Context Protocol (MCP) under the hood to hook into Claude Code’s activity stream.
Cost and Access
AgentMon Live is free and open-source. There is no subscription required beyond whatever you’re already paying for Claude Code access.
For solo developers and small teams burning through Claude Code sessions, a live monitor that flags incomplete runs before you context-switch away is a straightforward quality-of-life addition.
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