Luvus
A Rust terminal multiplexer purpose-built for running several AI coding agents side by side, tracking each agent's state, tokens and cost across persistent, Git-worktree-aware workspaces.
Luvus is mission control for AI coding agents: a background server keeps persistent workspaces, tabs, panes, layouts, terminal state and named sessions alive, with full pane and tab control, split, resize, zoom, move and focus, available from the mouse, its terminal UI or its CLI. It automatically detects supported agents and shows whether each is blocked, working, done or idle, along with session titles, tokens, cost and context use.
Agent workflows can start, name, message, inspect, wait for, resume and send keys to agents, and can fork Claude, Grok, Codex, Pi and OMP sessions with their context intact; a bottom composer sends prompts or shell commands to exact panes, including several targets at once. Worktree and orchestration features create Git worktrees, coordinate dependent tasks, keep task queues and path leases scoped to a project, assign agents, schedule recurring work, run quality gates and merge completed work.
Luvus Web is an optional, read-only-by-default browser client for viewing live workspaces and terminals from another device, and saved SSH machine profiles let a user switch between local and remote workspaces in one terminal UI.