Codux

Codux AI Terminal is a native terminal workspace built for AI coding command line tools. Instead of juggling separate shells for each agent, developers run Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Kiro, Kimi Code and other supported CLIs in one application organized around projects, with split terminals, live agent status, token statistics and session history in view at all times. It is aimed at developers who run several coding agents at once and want to see which ones are running, finished or waiting for input. The desktop app is written in Rust on GPUI, the GPU accelerated stack also used by the Zed editor, and saves splits, tabs, files and Git state per task. A built in Git panel handles staging, diffs, branches, pushes and pulls, and each task can get its own worktree and restore point. Durable local memory injects user habits, a project overview and project notes into each agent at launch without committing them to the repository. The desktop can act as a host that a phone, tablet or laptop connects to over an end to end encrypted link, and the mobile companion can drive terminals, browse and edit text files, upload images and check AI usage. A headless host is also available for servers and always on machines. The desktop builds for macOS and Windows and the Android app are free. The iOS app carries a price in the App Store, which the project says covers Apple's annual developer fee and revenue share; the amount is not stated on the site. The mobile connection runs over Iroh, taking a direct peer to peer path where the network allows and falling back to a relay, with built in relay options for users in China and support for a custom relay node.