A cross-platform (Windows and macOS) command center for running multiple AI coding agents in parallel — each isolated in its own git worktree, each with its own terminal. Built on Tauri (Rust) + React + xterm.js.
- Repositories & worktrees — add any folder/git repo; create, list, and remove git worktrees from the sidebar (an isolated branch per agent).
- Parallel terminal tabs — a real ConPTY shell per pane, all running at once; tabs survive switching, and you can split a tab into two side-by-side terminals.
- Bring your own agent — run any CLI (
claude,codex, …); one-click quick-launch buttons. - Live git status — branch, dirty-file count, and ahead/behind vs upstream per worktree, updated instantly via a file watcher.
- GitHub PR/CI — per-worktree PR number + CI state via the
ghCLI (click to open). - Open in editor — one-click tab bar button to open the active worktree in your editor;
configurable command (
code,cursor,code-insiders, …) via Settings. - Command palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P), keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+T/W/Tab/1–9), session restore, and 12 themes (Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Dracula, Nord, Solarized, …).
- Windows 10 1809+ / Windows 11, or macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon).
- WebView2 runtime (Windows only) — preinstalled on Windows 11; the installer fetches it if missing. macOS uses the system WebKit.
- Git on
PATH(required for worktrees). - Optional: GitHub CLI (
gh) for PR/CI info; your agent CLIs (claude, etc.).
Download the latest build for your platform from Releases:
- Windows —
AgentPanel_<version>_x64-setup.exe. Per-user install, no admin required. - macOS —
AgentPanel_<version>_aarch64.dmg(Apple Silicon). Signed and notarized by Apple — open the.dmgand drag the app to Applications; no security workarounds needed.
If a GUI-launched terminal cannot find tools like starship or fnm, open Settings → Terminal
environment overrides and click Import PATH from login shell. You can also enable
Auto-sync PATH from login shell so new terminals inherit a Terminal.app-like PATH.
Prerequisites: Rust (stable), Node.js 18+, and the Tauri prerequisites for your OS — on Windows: the MSVC toolchain, VS C++ Build Tools, and WebView2; on macOS: the Xcode Command Line Tools.
npm install
npm run tauri dev # run in development (hot reload)
npm run tauri build # produce the release build + installerBundles are written under src-tauri/target/release/bundle/ — nsis/ on Windows, dmg/ and
macos/ on macOS.
npm test # frontend (Vitest)
cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml # Rust (git/gh layer)src-tauri/— Rust core:pty.rs(ConPTY session manager),git.rs(worktree ops viagit),gh.rs(PR/CI),watcher.rs(file watching),commands.rs,store.rs(persistence).src/— React + TypeScript:state/store.ts(Zustand),Terminal.tsx(xterm.js + WebGL),components/,themes/.
The frontend talks to Rust through Tauri commands and streams PTY output over a Channel.
MIT © 2026 Jason Robey