SwarmPane launches to manage multiple AI coding agents in one window
SwarmPane puts 16 agents including Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI in one window, with Jev Conductor adding checks to a goal and only passing verified results.
Today I’m launching SwarmPane: one window for every AI coding agent. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Cursor and Copilot, all side by side on your computer. Here’s everything it does ↓ Code with agents. → Agent Grid: up to 16 agents in real terminals → Layouts + launch sets, with separate worktrees → Attention + Dashboard: see who needs you → Broadcast: send one prompt to every agent → Browser, iPhone Simulator, Files, Git + Find beside your code Agent, Chat and Workflow. → Teammates with jobs, skills + long-term memory → Chat with files and images, switching between Claude Code + Codex → Workflow: chain agents into repeatable processes → Routines on a schedule → Tasks you can hand to a teammate Trust the result. → Agent Race: your tests pick the winner → Point + Fix: click a bug and tell the agent to fix it → Undo any agent step, byte for byte → Jev Conductor (beta): give it a goal + checks, get a verified result → Approvals: nothing edits your files without you Run unattended. Stay on budget. → Overnight Autopilot (beta): queue work tonight, review it tomorrow → Token Guardian: daily budgets prevent runaway runs → Limit Handoff: hit a usage limit and continue with another account or CLI → See usage across every CLI and account in one place And there’s more. → SwarmPane Voice (Pro, macOS) → Video Studio (Pro, Labs): sentence in, MP4 out → MCP Bridge, MCP servers + Skills → 10 themes → Preview: Plugins, Remote SSH, Live Board + Voice Anywhere Mac, Windows and Linux. SwarmPane works with the AI subscriptions you already pay for. Starter: $17/mo Pro: $29/mo 7-day trial: $1 Build with your agents, all in one place. http://swarmpane.com