Terminal developer tools
Every listing tagged terminal, A to Z: 6 tools across 2 categories. Listed in alphabetical order, not ranked.
Corgi
Open-source (MIT) terminal and agent multiplexer for macOS, Linux and WSL: shows what each Claude Code, Codex, Pi or OpenCode agent is doing and which needs you, keeps sessions running in the background like tmux, and tracks worktrees, changed files and per-workspace resource usage.
Farol
Free open-source macOS terminal for running Claude Code and Codex in parallel with status sidebar and git worktrees.
Noctty
Open-source (MIT) native Windows terminal built on Ghostty's terminal core, formerly winghostty: tabs, splits, command palette, session restore and a shell picker for PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash and WSL. Tabs show when a coding agent is working, blocked on you, done or failed (OSC 7501), and most Ghostty config and themes work. No telemetry; Windows 10 1809+ and 11 on x64 and ARM64, winget install AmanThanvi.noctty.
OmniPTY
Open-source (MIT), GPU-rendered Rust terminal for macOS and Linux with built-in splits, pinnable workspaces, a vim-style file tree, copy mode and a git-aware status bar; no account or telemetry.
Palomino
Free Mac app written in Rust for running Claude Code, Codex and Pi side by side in one window, with GPU-rendered terminals, browsers and files, unlimited workspaces and no account required; Windows and Linux have a waitlist.
Slate Terminal
Native macOS terminal built on libghostty that your coding agents can control and extend: ask an agent to build custom panels, commands and layouts in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and see which agent is working in each pane. Requires macOS 27 on Apple silicon.