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OPAYA vs Agent Deck

A visual workspace or a terminal-first setup. Both can handle multiple agents; the useful difference is how you want to work.

THE SHORT VERSION

Different priorities. A better fit for your workflow.

Choose OPAYA for agent operations

Use a visual workspace to connect machines, inspect agents, manage configuration and handle updates, backups and clones. It is particularly useful when your work spans a desktop, a VPS and Docker.

Choose Agent Deck for a terminal-first workflow

Agent Deck is an MIT-licensed terminal session manager built around tmux. Its documentation covers agent status, session forking, git worktrees, MCP management and remote instances over SSH.

OPAYA and Agent Deck: documented workflows
Your workflowOPAYAAgent Deck
Starting pointManage agents, configuration and machines visually.Organize AI coding sessions in a terminal interface.
InterfaceNative desktop workspace; remote-agent web access.TUI built with tmux, plus an optional web mode.
Remote workConnect your VPS over SSH and manage remote agents.Register and browse remote Agent Deck instances over SSH.
Daily workflowInspect, update, clone, back up and move agents.Session status, forks, worktrees and MCP controls.
What to tryMove one agent configuration to a test server.Run parallel coding sessions in separate worktrees.

Reviewed October 22, 2026. Written by OPAYA, not an independent benchmark. Agent Deck official repository and OPAYA features. Descriptions compare documented workflows, not exclusive capabilities. Features and plans can change.

THE OPAYA WORKFLOW

See the machine behind the agent.

When your next task is maintaining an agent rather than prompting it, its machine, configuration and recovery path matter.

Try the coding workflow
OPAYA Manage brings the selected agent and its environment into view.
OPAYA Manage brings the selected agent and its environment into view. Product screenshot; exact labels may vary by release.

Try the same task in both.

Pick one real task on a test project: connect an agent, inspect its state, change one setting and verify the result. Compare the steps you need, the permissions involved and how you recover if something fails. Keep the tool that fits your day-to-day work.

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TRY ONE REAL WORKFLOW

Start with the agents you already use.

Desktop for local and remote work. Web for your remote agents.

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