Hi — suggesting a resource for the list. Contribution Guidelines say "Under Construction", so opening an issue rather than a PR. Happy to send a PR instead if you prefer.
Repo: https://github.com/receptron/mulmoterminal
License: MIT
Suggested entry (matching the existing format):
- [**mulmoterminal**](https://github.com/receptron/mulmoterminal) - Browser terminal that runs multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in a grid, colour-coded by which agent needs input, with tmux persistence, git worktree isolation and phone push.
Suggested section: 🖥️ Clients & GUIs, or 🤖 Agents & Orchestration if you consider multi-session supervision to belong there.
What it does
Each cell is a real PTY running the claude or codex CLI on your own machine, streamed to xterm.js over a WebSocket. The grid colour-codes every session by state — working, blocked on input, done — so the one that needs you is visible without visiting each pane. Sessions survive a reload through tmux, parallel work isolates in git worktrees with one-click PRs, and a finished or blocked turn can send a Web Push to your phone.
Nothing runs in the cloud: your code, your keys, your existing CLI. One command, no install:
Hi — suggesting a resource for the list. Contribution Guidelines say "Under Construction", so opening an issue rather than a PR. Happy to send a PR instead if you prefer.
Repo: https://github.com/receptron/mulmoterminal
License: MIT
Suggested entry (matching the existing format):
Suggested section:
🖥️ Clients & GUIs, or🤖 Agents & Orchestrationif you consider multi-session supervision to belong there.What it does
Each cell is a real PTY running the
claudeorcodexCLI on your own machine, streamed to xterm.js over a WebSocket. The grid colour-codes every session by state — working, blocked on input, done — so the one that needs you is visible without visiting each pane. Sessions survive a reload through tmux, parallel work isolates in git worktrees with one-click PRs, and a finished or blocked turn can send a Web Push to your phone.Nothing runs in the cloud: your code, your keys, your existing CLI. One command, no install: