Claude Squad

Claude Squad is an open-source terminal application written in Go that lets you run and manage multiple AI coding agents simultaneously in isolated environments. It uses tmux to create separate terminal sessions and git worktrees to give each agent its own branch, eliminating conflicts when working on multiple tasks at once. The tool supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini CLI, Aider, and other local agents, all controllable from a single TUI interface.

• Multi-agent management — run cs to launch the TUI and create multiple sessions, each running a different AI agent or task in parallel
• Isolated git workspaces — each session gets its own git worktree and branch, so agents never conflict with each other's changes
• Auto-accept / yolo mode — use the -y flag to have all instances automatically accept prompts without manual intervention, enabling fully background task completion
• Diff and preview tabs — switch between a live preview tab and a diff tab with tab to review changes before committing or pushing
• Commit and push workflow — press s to commit and push a branch to GitHub, or c to checkpoint changes and pause a session
• Profile-based configuration — define named profiles in ~/.claude-squad/config.json to quickly switch between different agents (Claude, Codex, Aider) when creating sessions
• Homebrew and curl installation — install via brew install claude-squad or a one-line curl script; the binary is available as cs
• Flexible agent support — launch any agent with -p "program", e.g., cs -p "codex" or cs -p "aider --model ollama_chat/gemma3:1b", and set a default in config
• Session lifecycle controls — create, attach, detach, pause, resume, and delete sessions from the keyboard-driven menu at the bottom of the screen