A fast, lean tiling terminal. Create real shells, arrange them in tiles, and drive a team of agents from the keyboard.
Every shell you have, and the tools around them
How the team works
Tell them what to do. Watch it happen.
Tile a wall of shells
Split, zoom, and equalize real shells from the keyboard, with a Claude working right in the grid, not off in another window.
A board they pull from
Drop a task on the team's Kanban board and an idle agent picks it up in its own git worktree. No babysitting.
A live feed of every move
Every agent on one screen: who is working, who needs you, and exactly what they touched, second by second.
Not a feature list. A living one.
Six things Splitterm does, each a live loop of the real UI. Hover any tile to lean in.
A team, not a tab. Run one agent or a dozen, then broadcast a keystroke to all of them or drive each shell on its own.
Tiling that keeps out of the way. Split, zoom, and equalize from the keyboard; drag a handle to swap panes, and scrollback survives every move.
Every shell, for real. PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash, and WSL, each with your own profiles and themes.
Live status, always. A signal on every pane: working, waiting on you, or idle.
Isolated by worktree. Every agent works in its own git worktree, so parallel changes never collide.
A board they pull from. Drop tasks on the team board and idle agents pick them up on their own.
The terminal is free forever. Bring your own keys, tile as many agents as you want, and drive it all from the keyboard.