The developer of Race ("Run Anything in Canvas Environment"), a terminal multiplexer that arranges terminals on an infinite canvas, released a Linux beta after requests following a blog post about Google Ads. The tool is aimed at managing large numbers of concurrent terminals and AI agent sessions; the author reports running 120 terminals across roughly 30 projects, including 70 agent sessions. A macOS version already exists, and a YouTube video demonstrates the agent workflow.
A free, open-source terminal manager that represents terminals as nodes on an infinite pan/zoom canvas, allowing users to arrange, group, and color them spatially. It helps people with ADHD who struggle with tab overload by using spatial memory instead of tab titles. The tool uses real terminals (node-p) and is designed to reduce cognitive load.
A free, open-source terminal manager that represents terminals as nodes on an infinite pan/zoom canvas, allowing users to arrange, group, and color them spatially. It helps people with ADHD who struggle with tab overload by using spatial memory instead of tab titles. The tool uses real terminals (node-p) and is designed to reduce cognitive load.
domux is a terminal multiplexer built for running multiple coding agents in parallel on the same codebase. It lets agents communicate with each other and works natively with git worktrees. It targets developers who want to scale their terminal-based coding agent workflow.
domux is a terminal multiplexer built for running multiple coding agents in parallel on the same codebase. It lets agents communicate with each other and works natively with git worktrees. It targets developers who want to scale their terminal-based coding agent workflow.
Quil is a terminal multiplexer designed for running several AI coding agents (Claude Code, OpenCode) simultaneously. It uses hooks to track agent session ids so sessions can be resumed after reboots or /clear, /resume, and compaction. It targets developers who juggle multiple agent sessions that normal terminals handle poorly.
Quil is a terminal multiplexer designed for running several AI coding agents (Claude Code, OpenCode) simultaneously. It uses hooks to track agent session ids so sessions can be resumed after reboots or /clear, /resume, and compaction. It targets developers who juggle multiple agent sessions that normal terminals handle poorly.
A lightweight wrapper around tmux that lets developers manage many terminal-based coding agents (Codex, Claude, Opencode, custom harnesses) from one app. It tracks which agents made which commits, supports forking and handoff between agents, and runs background agents even when the app is closed. Built for developers running multiple LLM coding agents in parallel.
A lightweight wrapper around tmux that lets developers manage many terminal-based coding agents (Codex, Claude, Opencode, custom harnesses) from one app. It tracks which agents made which commits, supports forking and handoff between agents, and runs background agents even when the app is closed. Built for developers running multiple LLM coding agents in parallel.
TrueDeck is an open-source terminal application that provides a multi-pane layout for running multiple CLI agents side by side, with automatic session restore and memory abstraction via MCP. It solves the problem of re-explaining context to agents and managing disjoint terminal sessions, targeting developers who use LLM-based agents in their workflow.
TrueDeck is an open-source terminal application that provides a multi-pane layout for running multiple CLI agents side by side, with automatic session restore and memory abstraction via MCP. It solves the problem of re-explaining context to agents and managing disjoint terminal sessions, targeting developers who use LLM-based agents in their workflow.