Claude Squad is an open-source terminal application for running and managing several AI coding agents at once โ Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Amp and others โ each in its own isolated workspace. Published under the AGPL-3.0 license, it has collected more than 8,600 stars on GitHub and was actively developed through 2026.
One coding agent can only work on one thing at a time, and developers quickly end up juggling terminals. Claude Squad gives the fleet a single control room: a terminal UI where you spin up multiple agent instances, each checked out into its own git worktree so parallel work never collides. You can watch every session, jump between them, review what each agent produced, and check out or discard branches when a task is done. It wraps the agent CLIs you already use rather than replacing them, so your existing subscriptions and configurations keep working.
Claude Squad is free and open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. You keep paying for whichever coding-agent subscriptions you run inside it.
Sessions persist across terminal restarts thanks to the tmux backend, and you can inspect what each agent changed before deciding whether to keep its branch. For developers running long agent tasks, that combination of isolation, persistence and review is the difference between a novelty and a daily workflow.
It is for developers who have moved past one-agent-at-a-time workflows and want to supervise a small squad of coding agents working different tasks in parallel.