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A terminal built for AI agents. It comes with project workspaces, live process metrics, and native support for Claude Code and Codex. Check it out at github.com/DaniAkash/agent-terminal.
Something @dani_akash_ built that I genuinely wish existed sooner: Agent Terminal.
If you've started running multiple AI coding agents at once — Claude Code in one tab, Codex in another, a dev server somewhere, a git push you forgot about — you already know the chaos. You're constantly tab-switching just to find which agent is waiting on you, and which one quietly gave up an hour ago.
Dani felt that too. So he built a terminal around one simple idea: you should always know what's happening, without having to go look.
A few things that make it different:
Tabs organized by project, not dumped into a flat list. Your brain thinks in projects. Now your terminal does too.
A glyph on every agent tab — idle, working, waiting on you, or done. No more clicking around to find the one that needs your attention.
A live status bar that shows memory, ports, git state, and which model's running — updated every 2 seconds, not whenever you remember to check.
Sessions that survive accidental closes. The PTY reconnects. That 3am cmd+W is no longer a disaster.
It's open source (MIT), macOS for now, built on Tauri + Rust — fast and genuinely out of your way.
Dani is reading every comment today. What part of your AI coding workflow still feels broken? Drop it below 👇
I want to know, does this provide notification/pings when Claude/Codex has completed a run and is idle?
This solves a real problem. I've been living with n terminal tabs open, constantly clicking through them to figure out which agent is spinning and which one stopped silently. Congrats on shipping this — trying it tonight.
About Agent terminal on Product Hunt
“One terminal. Every agent. Total clarity.”
Agent terminal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 22 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #81 on the daily leaderboard. A terminal built for AI agents. It comes with project workspaces, live process metrics, and native support for Claude Code and Codex. Check it out at github.com/DaniAkash/agent-terminal.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Something @dani_akash_ built that I genuinely wish existed sooner: Agent Terminal.
If you've started running multiple AI coding agents at once — Claude Code in one tab, Codex in another, a dev server somewhere, a git push you forgot about — you already know the chaos. You're constantly tab-switching just to find which agent is waiting on you, and which one quietly gave up an hour ago.
Dani felt that too. So he built a terminal around one simple idea: you should always know what's happening, without having to go look.
A few things that make it different:
Tabs organized by project, not dumped into a flat list. Your brain thinks in projects. Now your terminal does too.
A glyph on every agent tab — idle, working, waiting on you, or done. No more clicking around to find the one that needs your attention.
A live status bar that shows memory, ports, git state, and which model's running — updated every 2 seconds, not whenever you remember to check.
Sessions that survive accidental closes. The PTY reconnects. That 3am cmd+W is no longer a disaster.
It's open source (MIT), macOS for now, built on Tauri + Rust — fast and genuinely out of your way.
Dani is reading every comment today. What part of your AI coding workflow still feels broken? Drop it below 👇
— Himanshu (helping out @dani_akash_)