Tuicommander

TUICommander is a desktop workspace built around AI coding agents. It combines a terminal, editor, git tooling, diffs, pull requests, CI status and usage dashboards in one app, and is described by the vendor as an IDE that understands agents rather than one that merely assists them. It runs on macOS, Linux and Windows. It is aimed at developers who run several agents in parallel, for example Claude Code on one branch, Aider on another and Codex on a third, and lose track of which one is stuck. The app detects ten agents natively, including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, Aider, Amp, OpenCode, Cursor, Goose and Droid, and shows whether each is working, waiting on a confirmation or rate limited. It supports up to 50 simultaneous terminal sessions, each in its own git worktree, so branches do not collide. Clicking a branch creates the worktree and opens a terminal inside it, and a post merge dialog cleans up afterward. Warm worktrees bring over ignored build directories such as node_modules copy on write, so first builds are incremental. A Worktree Manager panel shows pull request status, dirty file counts and last commits, and usage dashboards track agent spend. Installation is through Homebrew, a shell script, PowerShell or direct downloads, with nightly builds and a GitHub repository. The site publishes no pricing page or plan prices.