Feed
Feed is an agent observability platform for coding agents. When a coding agent (like Claude Code) runs inside a repo, Feed lifecycle hooks post events — session starts, user prompts, tool calls, heartbeats, learnings, and stops — to your Feed workspace. You see every agent, every task, and every key decision in one place.
What Feed gives you
Live agent panel — see which agents are active right now, which repos they're in, and what tasks they're working on.
Event feed — a chronological stream of everything your agents are doing: when they start, what prompts they receive, which tools they call, what they learn, and when they stop.
Learnings — agents capture discoveries (gotchas, patterns, decisions) as structured records attached to the task they were working on.
Questions — when an agent hits a blocker, it raises a question with an urgency level (blocking, high, medium, low) so you can prioritize.
How it connects
Feed uses Claude Code hooks — shell scripts that fire at six lifecycle points. When you paste the onboarding prompt into a coding agent, it installs these hooks automatically and registers itself with your workspace.
No code changes to your repos. No persistent daemon. Just hooks.
Pages
- Quick Start — get your first agent reporting in under 5 minutes
- How It Works — event lifecycle, architecture, data model
- Hooks Reference — the six hooks and what each one sends
- API Reference — REST API for agents and integrations