Terminal X

Running several Claude sessions in separate terminal tabs is chaos. They can't see each other, they re-ask questions another session already answered, and they overwrite each other's files. Terminal X is a workroom built to fix that.

It's a native desktop app built on Tauri. Any pane can split into terminals, editors, diffs, a task board, or a memory graph. Every agent is registered into a built-in MCP server backed by a local markdown folder, so notes, decisions, and task cards stay in sync across every terminal. Launch four agents on the same repo, give each a lane, and they coordinate through the hub instead of stepping on each other.

Under the hood: real PTYs rendered with xterm.js and WebGL, per-agent git worktree isolation, session resume after restart, an attention queue for agents that need a human, and an overnight mode for long unattended runs.