Agent-Aware Terminal for macOS

A terminal application built for developers running multiple coding agents simultaneously, featuring workspace tabs, git branch tracking, and agent status visibility. Solves the problem of managing dozens of identical agent tabs.

The explosion of agentic coding workflows — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and similar tools running headlessly in terminals — has created genuine tab chaos for developers running parallelized workloads, and no terminal emulator has meaningfully adapted to this pattern yet. Warp is the closest incumbent but is built around individual developer productivity, not multi-agent orchestration, leaving real whitespace here. At $2k–$10k MRR, this almost certainly requires a paid tier with team features or enterprise licensing, since solo developer pricing rarely sustains terminal tooling at scale — the unit economics are tight but not impossible if the target is power users already paying for AI subscriptions. The biggest risk is that the problem self-solves: as agent frameworks mature, they'll ship their own dashboards and TUIs, making a purpose-built terminal a thin wrapper around a moving target.