Co-Tower
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Details for Co-Tower
Package name
- co-tower
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 22 July 2026 - latest/stable
- 10 June 2026 - latest/beta
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Track every GitHub Copilot cloud agent task in one place, from your tray
Every GitHub Copilot cloud agent task, tracked in one place.
Co-Tower is the free, community-edition tray app for engineering managers, tech leads, and developers who delegate work to GitHub Copilot's cloud coding agent — and for solo devs running several agent tasks at once. Once you hand off a task, it runs out of sight, scattered across repos and your org. Co-Tower brings it back into view: live status, the repo, the sessions behind each task, the diff, and the pull request it opened — all from your tray.
- Real-time desktop notifications on task status changes
- Filter by In Progress, Queued, Completed, Merged, Closed, Failed, Cancelled, or Timed Out
- Seat-usage visibility and organization Copilot events
- Light and dark themes with auto-refresh
- Secure token storage in your OS keyring
- Multi-account support
- Sign in with your gh CLI token or via Device Flow
Currently in public beta. Co-Tower monitors and tracks Copilot agent activity — it does not control or run agents. Not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub. GitHub Copilot is a trademark of GitHub, Inc.
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