Claude Squad
A terminal manager for running several coding-agent sessions in separate Git workspaces.
What it helps with
Claude Squad lets a developer run multiple Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aider, or other local agent sessions in separate workspaces from one terminal interface. It can help an agency split independent tasks without mixing working trees. It depends on tmux and GitHub CLI, and its experimental auto-yes option can automatically accept agent prompts. Parallel sessions still need task boundaries, merge discipline, cost controls, and a human watching for conflicts.
Best fit
Best for terminal-comfortable developers managing independent tasks; not for non-technical users or unsafe blanket approvals.
Setup reality
Needs developer, not one-click: Homebrew/script installation also requires tmux, gh, Git knowledge, and preinstalled/authenticated agent CLIs.
License context
Copyleft licenseBusiness use is allowed. Sharing duties depend on the specific license and how modified software is distributed or offered.AGPL-3.0. Internal use is allowed; distributing modifications or offering a modified network service can require corresponding source under AGPL terms.
Resource facts
- Use case
- AI Agent Tools & UIs
- Industries
- Developers
- Setup
- One-click
- Audience
- Technical
- Capabilities
- No catalog chips
Last verified . Source: github.com