Orchestrate agents — TUICommander

The sidebar tells you everything.

The rich layout adds facts to every row without losing density.

Branches show the pull request state and title, ahead and behind, diff stats, dirty files, and merged or stale status.
Agents show Working, Idle, Needs input or Error and what they are doing now; their subagents and child sessions nest below them.
Repositories show open PRs, worktrees and the last remote poll. Groups, colours and parking keep ten projects in order.

Sidebar in rich layout with repositories, branches and agents

Any agent. One gesture.

Open the agent menu and pick Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, ego or any other supported agent. The launch uses the run configuration you saved for it, with its own flags and environment, in the branch or worktree you are on.

Read the Agent Support guide →

Read it like a chat.

Terminals that run Claude Code, Codex, Grok or ego have a CLI | Chat switch. Chat shows the session as a conversation: your prompts, the agent's answers, and each tool call folded into one card. The terminal keeps running underneath, and you reply or queue the next task from the composer.

Read the Terminals guide →

Terminal in Chat view with prompts, answers and the composer

It knows which agent.

Questions, approvals and rate limits are detected as they appear, and the tab, the sidebar and the notifications tell you which agent is waiting. The Activity Dashboard (Cmd+Shift+A) lists every session's state in one view.

Read the Activity Dashboard guide →

Activity Dashboard listing sessions and their states

Agents spawn agents. And talk to each other.

Through TUICommander's MCP tools an orchestrator creates worktrees, starts child agents with a prompt, and sends them messages. Children report back with done or blocked.

Progress keeps an append-only journal per project, with a toolbar bell for what arrived since your last look.
Flow draws the same journal as a sequence diagram: one column per agent, arrows for delegations, messages and results. See who said what.

Read the Project Progress guide →

Progress Flow view with agent columns and delegation arrows

AI Chat, with ego experimental

AI Chat is a conversation with ego, which TUICommander launches and speaks to over ACP. TUICommander is the environment, with its terminals, repositories and MCP server; ego is the intelligence. Turn on Experimental Features and set the ego executable in Settings → General.

Read the AI Chat guide →