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SoluTerminal
Claude Code and Codex in terminal panes on Windows
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I run Claude Code and Codex all day on Windows, so I built the workspace I wanted: each agent in its own terminal pane next to PowerShell and WSL, sessions that keep running when the window closes, and approvals that stay with me. Open source and free during beta. What would it need to replace your current setup?
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Windows app that runs Claude Code and Codex in persistent terminal panes.
- for
- Developers using Claude Code or Codex on Windows.
- pricing
- free
- license
- Apache-2.0
Key features
- Persistent sessions — Agents keep running when the window is closed and resume after a restart.
- Controlled approvals — Auto-approve is off by default; agents cannot approve their own requests.
- Agent collaboration — Claude Code and Codex can message each other and other CLI agents in separate panes.
- Phone alerts — With a free account, prompts are pushed to your phone’s browser for quick answers.
- Open-source & public builds — Source on GitHub (Apache-2.0) and installer built by GitHub Actions with checksum.
- Multi-pane support — Run any command-line agent (e.g., Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Aider) alongside PowerShell and WSL.
- Security defaults — End-to-end encrypted phone connections, device approval, and signed updates.
- Additional tools — Search panes, saved workspaces, auto-approve per pane, dev server launch, light/dark themes.
Use cases
- Review code: Claude asks Codex to review a file and you see the exchange in real time.
- Run multiple AI agents: Keep Claude, Codex, and a custom CLI tool active side-by-side.
- Work offline: Close the window, let agents finish tasks, and reopen later to see results.
- Get mobile prompts: Receive a push on your phone when an agent needs your input.
SoluTerminal vs alternatives
 SoluTerminal |  OpenCode |  Augment Code |  n8n |  Tabnine | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Side-by-side AI agents in a single terminal window | Open-source terminal AI coding assistant | Context-aware AI coding assistant | AI-enhanced workflow automation | AI code completion in IDEs |
| Pricing | Free | Free | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Nov 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- SoluTerminal vs OpenCode: OpenCode is a terminal-based open-source AI coding agent, but lacks the multi-pane UI and session persistence of SoluTerminal.
- SoluTerminal vs Augment Code: Augment Code provides AI coding assistance with deep codebase context, without the pane-based multi-agent layout.
- SoluTerminal vs n8n: n8n offers workflow automation with AI, focusing on orchestrating tasks rather than interactive terminal panes.
- SoluTerminal vs Tabnine: Tabnine delivers AI code completions inside editors, not a separate terminal UI for multiple agents.
SoluTerminal FAQ
Is the demo real?+
Yes, the demo shows the actual app layout with sample data and shortened timings.
Which agents does it support?+
Full support for Claude Code and Codex; any other command-line agent can run in its own pane.
How do agents work together?+
Agents use local tools to read, message, and start panes; approvals are required unless auto-approve is enabled.
Do I need an account?+
No, you can download and use the app without an account; a free account adds phone access and push alerts.
Do I need a Claude or ChatGPT subscription?+
Yes, the app runs your own Claude Code or Codex subscription; it does not include AI usage.
Is it open source?+
Yes, the code is on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license and the installer is built from that source.
Summarized by DevHunt from soluterminal.com · Nov 14, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
