Crystl is a macOS terminal built for CLI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Opencode, and more. Crystl supports multi-vendor, multi-agent orchestration and super-orchestration. Orchestrate a team of agents across a single project or use a super-orchestrator to manage other orchestrators across many projects. Crystl has built in git worktree isolation, SSH, task management, agent status monitoring, automations, scheduled agents, and a agent-usable CLI.
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crystl
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crystl is a free Mac terminal for AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, mixed and matched however you like. With crystl guild, launch superorchestrators that launch orchestrators that launch workers, across every project at once. Each project keeps its own context in plain markdown, and when any agent needs you, a card shows up so you can answer it in one click, on your Mac or your phone.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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hey PH! i'm chris, just a dad in Portland, OR, who is obsessed with getting more done with CLI agents. crystl is a real terminal that helps both you and your agents get work done faster than you'd imagine.
i just launched a superorchestration feature. if you run agents across multiple projects like i do, it gets frustrating to keep six different conversations going at the same time. now, with deus, you can launch a superorchestrator that instructs a court of orchestrators, and they report back with progress. and the best part: you can mix and match Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more, so you're never limited to a single model.
the terminal itself is free. it runs the agents you already use and keeps each project's context in plain files in your project folder. orchestration comes with crystl guild.
today is Hypership Day, so tell me what to fix, change, or add. i'll ship as many as i can before midnight and reply on each request with the version number.
questions, complaints, ridicule (and bugs!) all welcome.
chris
I like being able to mix Claude Code and Codex in the same workflow. Different tasks can suit different agents.
@marianna_tymchuk Thanks! Absolutely. Claude is great for planning. Codex is great for bug checking. Crystl also has an account switching feature if you have more than one claude or codex account and accommodates open models, so you can balance your workload and your tokens.
This is the exact gap I feel running agents across a few projects at once — I end up with a pile of terminal tabs and no idea which agent is actually stuck waiting on me. Keeping each project's context in plain markdown, plus a card I can answer in one click even from my phone, is the part that would change my day-to-day. One question: how does it handle two agents touching the same repo — is that a hard no, or does it just make the collision visible?
@jcbuilds Git Worktree is built in so no collisions. A session can be opened as a worktree with a click. Agents can fanout agents in gitworktree sessions too.
If one orchestrator spins up three more and one of them starts a refactor I didn't ask for, I want to kill that runaway branch without taking down the tree. The notification cards look like the agent coming to ask me — I still need a way to grab it while it's already running.