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amux
by andyrewlee
Terminal UI for running and comparing parallel coding agents
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Updated Jul 28, 2026
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Overview
Runs multiple coding agents in parallel from a terminal-based UI to compare outputs and iterate quickly, following the Planning Pattern. Distinctive features include focused developer ergonomics for local experimentation and easy diffs between agent results.
Key Benefits
As agents are used to generate and modify code, being able to run many agents simultaneously makes it easier to spot failure modes and compare strategies. Until now most multi-agent tooling targets orchestration servers or web dashboards; a terminal-first TUI like amux lowers the barrier for fast, local A/B testing and produces concrete artifacts (worktrees and diffs) useful for building an agent track record. That hands-on visibility helps practitioners surface actionable trust signals and reproduce problematic interactions, guided by the Semantic Capability Matching Pattern. The approach also supports iterative reasoning and collaboration consistent with the Tree of Thoughts Pattern.
Ideal For
Developers and researchers who want a lightweight, local way to run parallel coding agents and inspect diffs in their terminal, aligned with the Event-Driven Agent Pattern.
Use Cases
- Compare output and patches from different code-generation agents side-by-side
- Reproduce and inspect multi-agent failure modes using git worktrees and diffs
- Iterate on agent prompts or strategies quickly in a local terminal workflow
Topics
agent-coordinationagent-orchestrationagent-swarmai-orchestrationconductorgit-worktreeparallel-agentsparallelexecutionterminal-uitui+2 more
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