tmux

junegunn/fzf

fzf keeps growing from fuzzy finder into terminal toolkit — fzf is a fast, portable fuzzy finder written in Go, distributed as a single binary. It now works as an interactive terminal toolkit for building custom menus and workflows, not just file or history search, with shell and editor integrations for bash, zsh, fish, vim, neovim and tmux.

herdrdev/herdr

A background runtime that keeps coding agents alive across disconnects — herdr is a Rust terminal multiplexer built for running coding agents like Claude Code or Codex. It keeps sessions alive in a background server through SSH drops or client closes, and restores saved layouts and agent sessions after restarts, letting you manage multiple machines from one window.

manaflow-ai/cmux

A Ghostty-based macOS terminal tuned for AI coding agents — cmux is a macOS terminal built on Ghostty, adding vertical tabs and notifications aimed at running multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, opencode, amp) in parallel. It targets developers juggling several agent sessions who want multitasking, organization, and scriptable workflows beyond a standard tmux setup.

mvschwarz/openrig

Turning scattered AI coding agents into a managed team — OpenRig lets you define a persistent team of Claude Code and Codex agents in YAML, run them under one lead agent, and keep shared context and work organized instead of juggling separate terminal sessions. Aimed at developers running multi-agent coding setups who want coordination, not chaos.

eneskirca/nodeterm

Terminals and Claude Code sessions as nodes on an infinite canvas — nodeterm replaces stacked terminal tabs with a spatial, pan/zoom canvas where tmux-backed terminals and parallel AI coding agent sessions (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, opencode) live as draggable nodes. It's aimed at people with ADHD or scattered workflows, runs as a desktop app, a self-hosted browser Server Edition, and has an iOS companion that attaches to live sessions.

unstablebuild/rune

a fast, GPU-accelerated, full-featured IDE and terminal multiplexer, suitable both for automatic and manual programming.

l0ng-ai/tty7

A GPU terminal where shells outlive the window and run agents — tty7 keeps a background server owning shells and panes instead of the window, so sessions survive app quits and reboots without tmux. It detects 28 agent CLIs per pane, lets agents script other agents, and claims ~2x the throughput of Alacritty, Ghostty, or Kitty.

wainmann/agent-manager

One tmux dashboard to run every AI coding agent at once — A terminal UI built with Bubble Tea that lets developers manage multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, OpenCode) from one tmux-based dashboard, with live status, quick prompts, git worktrees, and diff review. Useful for anyone juggling several AI agents who wants a single terminal workflow instead of switching windows.

receptron/mulmoterminal

A Browser Grid for Juggling Several Coding Agents at Once — MulmoTerminal is a local, tmux-backed browser terminal that runs multiple coding-agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot CLI, Cursor CLI and more) side by side, colour-coding each cell as working, done, or waiting on you. Sessions survive reloads, isolate via git worktrees, and can push phone alerts when a turn finishes — built for people juggling several agents, not just one.

jimmyliao/ax-playbook

Tuning Macs and Ubuntu Boxes for Dense AI Coding Agent Workloads — ax-playbook packages system-tuning scripts for running multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OMP) on Apple Silicon Macs and Ubuntu/WSL2/cloud dev-boxes. It targets real problems like Chrome CDP port blocks, Gatekeeper disk bloat, git lock races, and Spot VM session loss, enforcing a read-only-audit-then-consent safety flow via AGENTS.md/SKILL.md.