Parallel coding agents.
Zero window chaos.

CodeAgentSwarm makes multi-terminal AI CLI setup simple. Just open the app and you can run multiple AI CLI terminals (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code, or Grok Build) simultaneously. Each terminal operates independently, letting you work on different tasks or projects in parallel with full real-time visibility.

CodeAgentSwarm lets you manage multiple AI CLI projects seamlessly - whether you use Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code, or Grok Build. Switch between projects without losing context. Each project maintains its own terminal configurations, task boards, and conversation history. It's an AI multiproject workspace designed for developers juggling multiple codebases.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm shows live diffs so you can see AI code changes as they happen. Dynamic terminal titles show what each supported CLI agent is working on, and file tracking highlights exactly what changed and when.

Absolutely. You get real-time notifications for AI coding events. When any AI CLI terminal (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code, or Grok Build) finishes a task, needs your input, or encounters an error, you'll know instantly. Never miss an update with instant desktop notifications.

CodeAgentSwarm saves the full conversation history of every supported CLI across sessions. Search any past chat, decision, or code snippet instantly. Session history is fully searchable, so you never lose context or have to repeat explanations.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm provides visual permission settings for every supported agent to manage file access and actions. You can configure what each terminal can access, approve sensitive operations, and keep a secure AI coding environment while using Turbo Mode for safe actions.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm includes full MCP integration with a built-in MCP marketplace. Connect any of the six supported AI CLI agents to GitHub, Notion, Slack, Supabase, Brave Search, Playwright, PostgreSQL and more. MCP tools extend what your agents can do.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm keeps synchronized conversation history across terminals, shows real-time changes from each agent, and links project structure with terminal context. That stops agents from forgetting past actions or losing the thread during multi-step work.

tmux manages windows. CodeAgentSwarm manages agents: task state, notifications when they finish, live diffs, per-project history and configurable permissions. If you just need to split your screen, tmux works fine. If you want to know what each agent is doing and never miss a thing, you need CodeAgentSwarm.

Yes. Each terminal in CodeAgentSwarm is an independent process, so you can run Claude Code in one and Codex CLI in another at the same time. You pick the agent per terminal (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code or Grok Build) and run several of them in parallel.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm runs Antigravity CLI (agy), Google's official successor to the retired Gemini CLI, alongside Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code and Grok Build in the same workspace, with shared notifications, searchable history and per-terminal live diffs. You can run a whole swarm of Antigravity agents or mix it with the other CLIs.

Yes, and that is the point. A single CodeAgentSwarm workspace can run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code and Grok Build side by side, each in its own terminal. Use whichever agent fits each task and watch all of them from one place.

An AI CLI agent swarm is several independent AI coding CLI agents (such as Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code and Grok Build) running in parallel in one place, with shared visibility, notifications and history. CodeAgentSwarm is the desktop workspace built to run and supervise that swarm.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm runs Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code and Grok Build in parallel in one workspace. You pick the agent per terminal, so you can add OpenCode sessions to your swarm right next to the other agents.

Yes. Kimi Code CLI by Moonshot is a first-class agent in CodeAgentSwarm, alongside Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Grok Build. Pick Kimi Code from the launcher like any other agent and it gets the same notifications, searchable conversation history and live diffs. You can run a full swarm of Kimi Code sessions or mix it with the other CLIs.

An Agentic Development Environment is a workspace built around delegating software tasks to AI coding agents, running them in isolated or parallel sessions and reviewing their results. CodeAgentSwarm is an ADE: it lets you direct Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code and Grok Build from one place while keeping tasks, notifications, history, permissions and live diffs visible.

Yes. CodeAgentSwarm runs xAI's Grok Build CLI (the grok command) as a first-class agent, so you can supervise several Grok Build terminals at once next to Claude Code, Codex or any of the other CLIs. You install and log into Grok Build yourself (it needs a SuperGrok or X Premium+ account) and CodeAgentSwarm adds what the terminal does not: desktop notifications when a session finishes, live per-terminal diffs, searchable history across every agent and per-project switching.