Overview / Description
Agentty is an AI developer tool, a native terminal that runs multiple AI coding agents side by side in one window so you can watch and coordinate them. It is built for engineers who juggle several agents at once, such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI, and need to see which one is working, done, waiting, or needs permission without switching apps. Concrete features include unlimited split panes across workspaces and tabs; session management that lets you resume, search, and move sessions between Claude Code and Codex; and context linking, where two sessions are linked and context flows live between agents. Built-in tooling adds an in-app browser, Git integration branded AgentGit, AI process monitoring, and a usage dashboard, plus a plugin Marketplace for automations. On macOS it offers browser-based remote access over Tailscale networks, and a Build my idea feature scaffolds a project with live preview and Vercel deployment. Agentty is open source under the Apache 2.0 license and completely free, with no account, subscription, seats, or paid tier. For developers tracking the BestAIFor directory for the best AI for running multiple coding agents, Agentty centralizes the monitoring and context-sharing that otherwise gets scattered across terminals.
Used For
Running, monitoring, and sharing context between multiple AI coding agents from a single terminal window.
Pricing
Plan
Free — open source under the Apache 2.0 license; no account, subscription, seats, or paid tier
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Runs multiple AI coding agents in one terminal with unlimited split panes across tabs and workspaces
- Shows live agent status: working, done, waiting, or needs permission
- Context linking flows context live between Claude Code and Codex sessions
- Built-in in-app browser, AgentGit integration, process monitoring, and usage dashboard
- Free and open source under Apache 2.0, with no account, seats, or paid tier
Cons
- Remote access over Tailscale and some features are macOS-only
- As a terminal-centric tool, it assumes comfort with CLI coding agents
- No paid support tier, so help depends on the open-source community
- Value depends on already using multiple agent CLIs like Claude Code or Codex
Questions & Answers
Alternatives
Warp, Conductor, Claude Code (standalone)
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