Peky

Peky is a terminal application that puts several AI coding agents in one view. It provides a single text interface for Codex, Claude, pi and opencode, with live panes, a project dashboard and layouts that can be shared with a team. A developer opens a terminal in a repository and runs peky, with no configuration, and the tool detects the project and sets up the workspace. The project overview shows the file tree, several assistants working side by side, terminal output and chat panes, all tied to the current project. Agents can be sent quick replies or broadcast messages, and each stays aware of the project files. Sessions run under a native daemon, so they keep going in the background after the interface is closed. A multi project dashboard shows every session with live previews and instant switching. A project local .peky.yml file can be committed so that a team shares a consistent environment. Power user features include a command palette, scrollback, copy mode and keyboard navigation between panes. The site recommends the Ghostty terminal. It is aimed at developers who run several terminal based agents in parallel and want to keep sessions, panes and commands organized by project instead of juggling separate windows. It installs through npm, pnpm, bun or Homebrew, and the source is on GitHub. Peky is described as open source and free to use. Any costs for the underlying agents or model providers are set by those tools and are not part of Peky.