If you run multiple AI coding agents in parallel, tmux alone stops cutting it. You lose track of which agent is working on what, when sessions started, and which ones are waiting for input. ClawTab is a macOS app that wraps tmux in a proper interface — sidebar with per-agent query, model, and start time, pane splitting, auto-yes for unattended runs, and remote control from your phone. Supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

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Hey PH! Builder here. The idea started with a single problem: I had 15 Claude Code sessions open in tmux and had no idea what most of them were doing. tmux is great but it wasn't built for agent management. The two features that changed my workflow the most: 1. Auto-yes — I can start a batch of jobs before I sleep and ClawTab handles all the "do you want to continue?" prompts through the night. 2. Remote question answering — when agents do need a real decision, the question shows up as a card on my phone. I tap an answer, the agent resumes. No laptop needed. v0.3 adds pane splitting and support for Codex and OpenCode alongside Claude Code. Demo video in the comments. Happy to answer questions about the Tauri architecture, the tmux monitoring approach, or anything else.