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Tilework
Every coding agent in view, on one canvas. For Linux.
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Every coding agent in view, on one canvas. For Linux.
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Tilework runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and your shell in real terminal tiles on an infinite canvas. A dot per tile shows who's working, done or waiting on you. Link tiles to hand one agent's result to the next. Free, MIT, Linux.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tawin. I run several Claude Code sessions at once on Linux, and I kept losing track of which one was waiting on me. Every good canvas app for agents was Mac-only, so I built Tilework.
Each agent gets a real terminal tile (a real PTY, your own CLI and config) on a canvas you can pan and zoom. One dot per tile tells you who's working, done or needs you. Drag a line between two tiles, and when the first finishes, Send → passes its answer to the next with your instruction. It's manual by default, so nothing runs without you. Workflows lay out Plan → Build → Review in one click. Restart the app and your Claude tiles pick up their conversation where they left off, and each tile can get its own git worktree. If you use GNOME, the Nublet extension shows your tiles in the top bar.
It's free and MIT licensed: github.com/kaorii-ako/tilework. I'd love to hear what gets in your way, and which agent you'd want to wire up first.