Loomux
Every agent, one window.
Loomux is a terminal multiplexer. Shells, Claude Code, Codex and anything else that runs in a terminal sit side by side. Split them, and pick them up from your other computer.
it is live. Try the +, or the little star
Start ten at once.
Type who you want and how many. cc 4x, codex 2x gives you six agents, each in its own pane. terminal 3x gives you three plain shells.
Split it however you like.
Drag a divider, press + to split a pane, or pick a layout you saved. Loomux puts every pane back where it was when you open it again.
It tells you who is stuck.
Every agent shows its state in the sidebar: working, done, or waiting for your approval. A sound plays when one needs an answer, so you can look away.
The rest is in there too.
An editor, a file panel, git and a browser sit in the same window. You read the diff and look something up without leaving. Click the tabs, they work.
Pick it up from your other computer.
Leave the agents running at home. Sign in on your laptop and they are there, same panes, same scrollback. Loomux connects the two computers directly when the network allows it, and nothing I run can read what passes between them.
Free while it is in beta.
I am one person building this. The beta costs nothing. Later it will cost money, and I will tell you before that happens.
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