A developer explored Herdr, a terminal multiplexer designed for AI coding agents, as a self-hosted alternative to cloud platforms for running multiple agents in parallel. The tool provides live agent …
Mux Beacon, a native macOS menu-bar inbox for Claude Code and Codex terminal agents, tracks agent turns via lifecycle hooks and completion callbacks, recording local turn duration and enabling actiona…
A developer has built Kumo, an open-source terminal multiplexer written in Rust and designed specifically for managing AI coding agents. The tool features a sidebar that lists running agents with stat…
Developer Brad Penney proposes a technique for debugging with AI command-line tools: run two separate AI CLI sessions in different terminals and have the second model critique the first's answer. This…
Cckeep, a new open-source tool by developer Kamihork, prevents Claude Code's Remote Control sessions from silently disconnecting by re-arming them within 31 seconds, addressing a known issue where ses…
Superlogical, a startup founded by HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto, is developing a server-side multiplexer that turns the terminal into a persistent execution layer for AI coding agents, allo…
Firstmate, an open-source agent distro from developer Kunchen Guid, lets users manage a crew of autonomous coding agents through a single liaison agent, with features like disposable git worktrees, ev…
Herdr, a new terminal tool, positions itself as 'to coding agents what tmux is to terminals,' addressing the gap between classic multiplexers and agent-aware orchestration. The tool provides a control…
Herdr, a new terminal-based agent multiplexer, aims to solve the supervision bottleneck in parallel coding agents by giving each agent a real PTY and exposing a CLI and socket API. The tool, described…
Quil, a terminal multiplexer that survives host reboots and auto-resumes Claude Code sessions, has been released as a single static binary with no daemon or cloud account required. The tool, built by …
Agent-Manager, a terminal user interface that runs multiple AI coding agents side by side in tmux sessions, has been released by developer YoanWai. The tool supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and …
An engineer built a system that lets them start coding tasks on Claude Code by speaking to an Amazon Alexa device. The main challenge was Alexa's eight-second response limit, which forced a design whe…
A developer shows how to run persistent remote coding agent sessions on a single small EC2 instance, surviving laptop closures and infrastructure changes. Claude Code offers native remote sessions via…
A developer who runs over 10 AI coding agents in parallel found that the bottleneck is not the AI but human attention and context switching. The engineer spreads agents across multiple machines but st…
Indie developer dualface released Qscreen, a tmux-like session manager for Windows PowerShell that keeps AI coding agent sessions alive even when the terminal window is closed. The tool, available on …
A developer shared global CLI aliases that launch coding agents (agy, codex, claude, opencode) inside timestamped tmux sessions, bypassing permission prompts for faster iteration.…
A developer built a system to run multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code and Codex) in parallel using tmux and git worktrees, avoiding branch conflicts. The three-layer protocol declares workers in a …
A developer shared a Neovim Lua function that copies a file path and optional line range to the clipboard, along with a Bash script that uses fzf to switch or create tmux sessions based on project dir…
Developer jhickner released tmux-agent-tabs, a lightweight tmux plugin that displays coding-agent status (Claude Code, Grok, pi) in the tab bar with spinners, markers for attention, and optional quota…
A developer built a CLI tool called 'shortcuts' that displays keyboard shortcuts, commands, and notes from a plain-text Markdown file directly in the terminal. The tool aims to reduce context switchin…