I run several coding agents at once and kept losing track of which one had stopped to ask me something. So I built a terminal around that problem. Ante is a native macOS terminal (Swift, SwiftUI, SwiftTerm underneath). Each agent runs in a normal terminal session, and a Sessions board sorts them into Working / Waiting for you / Idle. The "waiting" signal comes from the agents themselves where possible. Click a session on the board and you're in it. Other things it does: * History straight from each agent's own session files (~/.claude/projects, ~/.codex, OpenCode's SQLite), with one-click resume * A GitHub-style activity strip of prompts per day, because I wanted to see it * Splits, a global show/hide hotkey that floats over whatever you're doing, themes (.itermcolors and Alacritty import), shell integration that never edits your rc files * A to-do list and a Pomodoro timer in the toolbar, for the minutes while an agent works Would love to have some feedback on it!

Ante

The macOS terminal that keeps track of your AI coding agents

The macOS terminal that keeps track of your AI coding agents