Tuios

tuios is a terminal window manager that tracks what the coding agents in its panes are doing. It tiles panes across nine workspaces inside the terminal the user already has, and a background daemon owns the sessions so they keep running after the user detaches and can be reached again later, including over SSH. It is aimed at developers who run several AI coding agents at once. The app detects harnesses such as Claude Code and Codex in a pane and shows in the sidebar and on the pane title whether each is working, waiting on the user, done or failed. A single Inbox collects approvals, questions and failures from every session, where they can be answered, snoozed or dismissed, and a slip can be undone. A review view shows an agent's diff and lets the user send it notes, and one prompt can be fanned out to several agents, each in its own worktree, keeping the best result. Layouts include binary space partition splits, master and stack, scrolling columns, or floating windows moved with the mouse. Other features include remote hosts added once with tuios hosts add, a searchable settings page, more than 340 themes, kitty graphics passthrough, a vim style copy mode, a command palette, a scripting interface with send keys, capture pane and wait for commands, and a browser based terminal for trying it without installing. Installation is through Homebrew, a script, AUR, Nix or Go. The site's structured data lists a price of zero dollars and publishes no paid plans.