amux – terminal UI for running multiple coding agents in parallel

amux is a terminal user interface for running multiple coding agents in parallel with a workspace-first model.

It is designed around isolated workspaces that can import Git worktrees, helping developers coordinate parallel agent sessions, review changes, and work across separate branches from one terminal dashboard.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Runs multiple coding agents in parallel within the main repository and separate workspaces.
• Uses a workspace-first model with support for importing Git worktrees for isolated development flows.
• Works with multiple coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Amp, OpenCode, and Droid.
• Combines agent execution, diff viewing, and terminal access in a single interface.
• Supports both keyboard-only operation and mouse interaction.
• Stores workspace metadata persistently so sessions and related information can be managed consistently.
• Allows project-specific workspace setup commands through a local configuration file.
• Runs each agent inside its own tmux session for terminal isolation and persistence.
• Supports Linux and macOS platforms.
• Includes operational tooling such as logging, profiling, pprof support, debug signal dumps, and PTY tracing.

Website: github.com/andyrewlee/amux
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Developer: Andrew Lee
License: MIT License

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