RizRiyz
RizRiyz's Luvus is mission control for AI coding agents: a terminal workspace that keeps panes, tabs, sessions, agent state, Git, worktrees and automation together. Its design goal is a shared, composable source of truth for human users, command-line workflows and local automation.
At a Glance
- Individual developers using AI coding agents
- Software teams running multiple coding-agent sessions and parallel Git worktrees
- Developers who want a terminal multiplexer/workspace with agent awareness
- Builders of agent harnesses, orchestrators and Luvus modules
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Luvus
Terminal Hub for AI Coding Agents
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Latest News
Luvus v0.13.2 released: native Muse and Oh My Pi support, improved workspaces, Files/copy controls, notifications and Windows recovery.
Luvus v0.13.1 released with mobile controls, Mission Control redesign, UHP 1.0 automation, Agent Skills, localization and faster rendering.
Riz published 'Luvus Is Built for Composable Mission Control,' explaining the shared-workspace architecture and composable modules.
Luvus v0.12.0 released with native DIFF code review, global fuzzy search, community themes, safe updates and the Luvus Bar.
Products & Services
An open-source terminal workspace and mission-control application for AI coding agents. It provides persistent workspaces and sessions, split panes and tabs, live agent detection/status, agent session management, Git/GitHub views, file browsing and review, worktree orchestration, remote SSH attachment, mobile layouts, a local CLI/API and extensible modules.
Market Position
Luvus positions itself as mission control for AI coding agents rather than only a conventional terminal multiplexer: it combines persistent terminal workspaces with agent lifecycle/status, session resume/forking, Git review, worktree orchestration and an automation protocol. Its overlap includes tmux-like terminal multiplexers and newer AI-agent orchestration/workspace tools, while its differentiator is the unified server-backed model connecting panes, agents, repositories, tasks, modules and automation.
Leadership
Founders
Riz (RizRiyz)
The creator and primary maintainer identified on the official blog and GitHub repository. The GitHub profile describes Riz as a maker and 'Your favorite Agent'; it also lists Blockchain as an interest and GitHub Developer Program membership.
Founding Story
Riz says Luvus was created in response to terminal tools accumulating panes, tabs, sidebars, Git, agent status, worktrees and automation as disconnected mini-applications. The initial vision was a shared workspace model in which the server owns live terminal processes, layouts, agent identity, sessions and project structure, while the UI, CLI and local API operate on that same state.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Luvus is distributed as open-source software under the Apache License 2.0, with prebuilt binaries and installation paths through shell and PowerShell installers, Homebrew, Nix and crates.io. The public sources describe distribution and licensing but no paid service or subscription model.
Target Markets
- Individual developers using AI coding agents
- Software teams running multiple coding-agent sessions and parallel Git worktrees
- Developers who want a terminal multiplexer/workspace with agent awareness
- Builders of agent harnesses, orchestrators and Luvus modules
- Supervising multiple AI coding agents working in parallel
- Keeping long-running agent sessions alive across terminal closes and resuming them later
- Coordinating dependent coding tasks in isolated Git worktrees
- Reviewing Git changes and sending focused feedback to live agents
- Operating an agent workspace remotely over SSH or from a narrow/mobile terminal
- Automating terminal, agent, session and harness workflows through the CLI, local API or UHP