Seance: Human first, agent friendly. Tiling terminal+ workspaces (Rust+GPUI) Seance, a new multi-pane terminal for Linux that lets humans and AI agents work side by side in shared workspaces, has been released as version 0.9.13 under an MIT license. Built on the GPUI framework, the tool features live multi-pane terminals, agent orchestration, human-in-the-loop controls, and a daemon architecture for persistent sessions. A shared space where humans and agents work together, live. Seance is a candlelit multi-pane terminal for Linux. Every pane is on the human’s screen. Agents Claude, Codex, Grok, any CLI and shells sit beside you — not hidden in a background job. They can see each other, ask you questions, propose commands for your approval, and leave notes on a scratchpad you both flip into. Visibility is the point. Native app on GPUI https://www.gpui.rs/ . Sessions live in a long-lived daemon; the window is disposable. License: MIT · Platform: Linux Wayland / X11 · Status: 0.9.13 Release notes: CHANGELOG.md /zackham/seance/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md . Most agent tooling optimizes for the agent alone . Seance optimizes for engagement in a shared space : | human | agent | |---|---| | watches every pane live | runs in a real terminal on that screen | | flips notes, steers, takes over a shell | drives siblings via seance ctl | answers ask toasts; Enter/Esc on ghost commands | prefers propose over silent risk | | triages by status badges + stage strip | reports planning / working / needs-human | | inspects pad drawer without flipping | opens file panes so edits appear live | Attribution is first-class: actions are logged as human / agent: