... keyboard. - Named split groups save a layout ("Backend trio", "Review pair") and reopen the whole arrangement in one click. This is what most multi-agent tools miss: they tile clones of the same model, or they're macOS-only. HiveTerm runs heterogeneous agents in a coordinated grid, cross-platform (macOS, Windows, Linux). And a full performance pass Typing stays instant even on huge pastes (the "Not Responding" freeze on Windows is gone), lower memory per agent, faster sub-agent spawns ...

... Paste a screenshot straight into Codex and Gemini, not just Claude. Plus a long tail of fixes: theme and language that actually persist, keystrokes landing in the agent you clicked, Emacs shortcuts working again on macOS. If you tried HiveTerm around 0.22 and bounced, this is a good moment to look again. Happy to answer anything in the thread. https://hiveterm.com Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew_chang): @new_user___090202674ab6e030a7a9c52  A lot of terminal AI tools still feel experimental ...

... Ten days ago we launched on Product Hunt. Since then v0.22 dropped. Probably the biggest one yet. Quick rundown: Agent ...

... things, Codex and Gemini when I want a second opinion. The thing that actually changed my workflow wasn't a new model though, it was running them side by side instead of juggling terminal tabs. I ended up building HiveTerm for that (so, maker bias here): one window, each agent in its own pane, git diffs and PRs built in. Being able to fire the same task at two agents and compare beats switching windows all day. Comment from Luigi ... ... coding simply because I build the frontend stuff with NextJS since, always :P I never use a model directly on chatgpt or something like that, i prefer to do it in my environment locally. I use Github Copilot on VS