Show HN: Corgi, a helpful {agent, terminal} multiplexer

The author added a unified launcher for Codex, Claude Code and Pi for people who use multiple accounts, plus fast search and resume over sessions and inline usage tracking. Built-in CPU, memory and GPU usage tracking is broken down by workspace. Links can be copied with a click, and pasting an image with cmd+v works even over SSH. Herdr, the project Corgi credits as its inspiration, shows whether each agent is blocked, working, done, or idle. Its detection needs no configuration for the 15+ agents it supports by default. Its server-and-client design keeps sessions running after a client detaches. Corgi's site says the builders borrowed many of Herdr's ideas. On the windowed side, cmux is a GUI for working with many coding agents in parallel. Corgi also depends on cheap inference. The author assum