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CodonTerminal
The cockpit that runs on top of the AI coding tools you already have. Open up to ten terminals in a tidy grid and point each one at its own task, agent, and model — Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex, side by side in the same window. Then hand it a goal: CodonTerminal breaks the work into a task board, picks a model for each card, and can run the whole board on its own with a reviewer checking the changes. It replaces the tmux / WSL / Windows Terminal juggling act with one clean app.
Wondering how it works in practice? Read the setup & usage guide →
Before you start
Claude Codefree
CodonTerminal drives the coding agents installed on your machine — it doesn't bundle the AI itself. Install Claude Code first (it's free) so the panes become AI assistants instead of plain terminals. If you also have OpenAI's Codex CLI, its models appear in the same dropdowns automatically.
Install Claude Code →
What it does
- Run up to 10 agent sessions side by side — Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex in the same grid, each pane on its own task and model.
- A task board that actually runs: drag a card into In Progress and a pane picks the job up on that card's model.
- Describe a goal once and Run Mission turns it into an ordered set of tasks, each with its own priority, role, and model.
- Run Swarm works the board unattended — a pane per task, up to a limit you set, with an optional reviewer that inspects the real changes before anything is marked complete.
- Let it pick the model: Suggest weighs a task against the live OpenRouter catalogue and its prices, then chooses the cheapest one that can do the job.
- Switch a pane's model mid-session without losing the conversation, and talk to the focused pane with push-to-talk voice.
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Disk space
About 400 MB once installed. Voice input is optional and downloads a 2.3 GB speech model the first time you switch the mic on — it runs on your machine rather than in the cloud, which is why it's a real download. Skip voice and you never pay that cost.
Everything above describes the current Windows release (0.1.14). The Linux build is still on 0.1.4 — it has the pane grid, per-pane models and voice input, but not the task board, Run Mission, Run Swarm or Codex support yet. There's no macOS download yet: the build works, but it isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID, and we'd rather not sell you something macOS refuses to open. One purchase covers every download.
Interactive preview
See CodonTerminal in action
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$ npm run dev
▲ Ready on http://localhost:3000
Explore the cockpit directly: switch between the pane grid and task board, cycle models, and run the sample swarm.