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Claude Squad is a terminal application designed to manage multiple AI assistant instances and separate workspaces so you can work on many tasks simultaneously. It orchestrates terminal-based agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other local assistants like Aider by creating isolated tmux sessions and git worktrees for each task. The tool provides a TUI to monitor, attach to, detach from and control sessions, and it supports background execution including an experimental auto-accept (yolo) mode. Installable as a cs binary via Homebrew or a provided install script, the app exposes commands and flags to set the default program, run different assistants, debug configuration paths and reset stored instances. The README documents prerequisites, usage, menu keybindings and operational workflows so users can run and manage multiple agent-driven tasks from one terminal window.

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Features
Claude Squad bundles features that let you run and coordinate many terminal-based AI assistants in parallel. It uses tmux to spawn isolated sessions and git worktrees to give each task its own branch and workspace, avoiding file conflicts. The TUI displays sessions, diffs and previews and exposes keyboard commands to create, kill, attach, detach, pause, resume, commit, checkout and push workspaces. It supports background task execution, an experimental autoyes/yolo mode, configurable program selection via a -p flag, and common CLI commands like completion, debug, reset and version. The tool includes convenience flows for reviewing changes before applying them, checking out changes to pause work, and committing and pushing branches to GitHub. Installation options include Homebrew and a curl-driven installer that places a cs binary in ~/.local/bin.
Use Cases
Claude Squad helps developers and power users manage multiple assistant-driven coding or task workflows without workspace conflicts. By isolating each session in a tmux pane and a dedicated git worktree, it prevents simultaneous edits from colliding and makes it simple to review and commit only the changes for each task. The TUI and keyboard shortcuts speed context switching, and background execution lets agents continue working while you focus on other items. Support for multiple assistant backends via a configurable program flag and environment variables (for example setting an API key for Codex) makes it easy to mix and match models. Built-in commands for debug, reset and autocompletion simplify configuration and maintenance. Overall it centralizes multi-agent session management in a lightweight terminal UI that integrates with git and common CLI tooling.

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