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Pane

A desktop and mobile session manager for running multiple coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent and Aider in parallel, turning git worktrees into a one-shortcut workflow instead of a manual command sequence.

Pane

Pane runs any coding agent that works in a terminal without an integration, plugin or SDK: if it runs in a terminal, it runs in Pane. Rather than replacing agents or acting as an IDE, it manages sessions, letting a developer create a session and have Pane create the matching git worktree, delete a session and have Pane clean it up, or rebase from main with one shortcut, so the isolation benefits of worktrees no longer require remembering manual worktree commands and path tracking.

It targets the problem of juggling multiple terminal windows, alt-tabbing between a diff viewer, terminal, git client and editor, and losing track of which agent is on which branch when running several agents in parallel. It installs through a one-line install script, or through npx, pnpm or pipx, and is built with Electron so it runs from desktop or phone across operating systems.

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