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insensical
Run many agents. Know which one needs you.
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Run many agents. Know which one needs you.
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insensical is a terminal multiplexer with a native window, built for running many coding agents at once. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and your shells side by side. Every pane shows whether it's working, waiting for you, done or failed, and one key jumps to the one that needs you. A background server owns your programs, so closing the window or updating the app stops nothing. Projects, floating panes, and the whole interface over ssh or on your phone. Linux and macOS.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I spend my days running five or six coding agents at once, and I kept losing track of which one was waiting for me. tmux helps, but it redraws every program through one terminal, and it has no idea what an agent is doing.
So I built insensical. It's a native window for Linux and macOS, built in Rust on Ghostty's terminal engine.
See who needs you. Every pane shows working, waiting, done or failed. One key jumps to the most urgent one, and you get a notification when an agent stops to ask you something.
Nothing stops when you close it. A background server owns your programs. Close the window, update the app, come back: everything is still running. After a reboot, every project, tab and split comes back where it was.
Projects, not just tabs. A sidebar of projects with their tabs and panes, floating and minimized panes, drag-to-rearrange, and an overview of everything.
Agents can drive it too. isc agent starts an agent on a task in its own pane, waits for it and answers its questions. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode and others are hooked up when you say so.
Anywhere. The whole interface also runs in a terminal over ssh, and in a browser or on your phone.
I'd love to hear how you run your agents today, and what would make this fit the way you work.