Terminal
11 articles about terminal.
Controlling AI Agent Swarms with tmux - the Scrappy Approach That Works
Forget fancy orchestration frameworks. Running AI agent swarms with raw tmux sessions is surprisingly effective for small teams. Here's how to manage
tmux Beats Multiple IDE Windows for Managing AI Agents
Instead of juggling five VS Code windows, run Claude Code in tmux panes. Here's why terminal-based agent management is faster and more reliable than
Most AI Agents Are Stuck in Terminal and Browser - Native App Control Is the Gap
Running Ollama locally is great for inference. But these agents still can't control Figma, Mail, or Finder. Accessibility APIs bridge the gap between local
Browser Agents Can't Automate Figma, Terminal, or Finder - That's the Problem
Browser extensions handle web tasks well but can't touch native apps. Desktop agents using accessibility APIs automate Figma, Terminal, Finder, and
Running 5 Claude Code Instances in Parallel - Ctrl+C Muscle Memory
The UX realities of running five Claude Code instances simultaneously - ctrl+c muscle memory, process management, and why the goodbye message feels passive
Cowork vs Claude Code: Why Terminal Gives You More Control
Claude Code in the terminal offers more control than GUI alternatives like Cowork - especially when running 5 parallel instances on the same codebase.
The Minimal IDE Setup for Claude Code
Plain terminal for Claude Code, Cursor open separately for reading and reviewing files, and git worktrees when you need parallel agents.
Meta Shipped a Desktop Agent That Runs Terminal Commands - But That's Just Step One
Terminal commands are the easy part of desktop automation. The real power is controlling actual GUI applications through accessibility APIs - clicking
Desktop Agents Need Native OS APIs, Not Just Terminal Commands
A CLI is useful but the real unlock for desktop agents is accessibility APIs that let you interact with any app's actual UI - buttons, text fields, menus
Tmux for Parallel AI Agents - Layout, Feedback Loops, and Review Workflow
How to use tmux to monitor multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, catch failures fast, and build a terminal review workflow that keeps output clean.
VS Code Claude Extension vs Terminal with Ollama - Why the Terminal Route Wins
The VS Code Claude extension is locked to Anthropic's API. Running Claude Code in the terminal with Ollama gives you local models, more control, and zero