Monitor Intent with FrontierStack

Intent runs many coding agents at once; Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and others; each in its own isolated workspace, coordinated through a shared Living Spec, across laptops, VMs and cloud hosts, with git review built in and an iPhone app to steer tasks. FrontierStack monitors its Rust daemon intentd over its private local socket (or over SSH on another machine): version, uptime, memory and CPU, its agents' processes, busy agents, file descriptors and free workspace disk, plus the active workspaces, those waiting for your review, pending permission prompts and the machines it runs on. Alerts fire when the daemon stops answering, crash-loops, nears its file-descriptor limit or runs low on disk. It works the other way too: one click registers FrontierStack as one of Intent's MCP servers, and the FrontierStack Infra specialist lets Intent's agents take on infrastructure work; investigating read-only, planning in the Living Spec and changing things only through FrontierStack's tools, under its approvals and audit log.