quil

by artyomsv · indexed from github

Reboot-proof terminal multiplexer for AI-native devs — a tmux alternative that persists your whole workspace across reboots and auto-resumes Claude Code & OpenCode sessions. Ships an MCP server so AI agents can drive your panes. Go, cross-platform (Linux/macOS/Windows). Apache-2.0.

A terminal multiplexer built for developers who orchestrate 5–10 sessions per project across AI assistants, build watchers, webhook tunnels, and SSH connections. Unlike tmux, Quil understands projects and typed panes: it persists your entire workspace across reboots, auto-resumes AI conversations by session id, and lets your AI assistant drive your terminal over MCP.

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