Claude Squad

Claude Squad is a terminal-based multi-agent manager that lets you run multiple AI coding assistants side by side. It supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini CLI, Aider, and other local agents. Each AI instance runs in its own isolated git workspace, so tasks don't conflict. You can create new sessions, switch between them, review diffs before applying changes, commit and push branches, and pause/resume sessions. The app features a keyboard-driven terminal UI with session list, diff preview, and command palette. Installation is available via Homebrew (\`brew install claude-squad\`) or a one-liner curl script. The binary is installed as \`cs\` for quick terminal access. It requires tmux for session management and gh (GitHub CLI) for git operations. Claude Squad supports profiles so you can configure multiple program types (Claude Code, Codex with different models, Aider with custom models) and switch between them when creating new sessions. The experimental auto-accept mode (\`-y\`) enables fully autonomous background task execution. With 7,300+ GitHub stars and 500+ forks, Claude Squad is one of the most popular multi-agent orchestration tools. It is written in Go, licensed under AGPL-3.0, and actively maintained with regular releases.