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cornercase is a terminal multiplexer for running coding agents in parallel.
Every agent gets its own git worktree and tab. The sidebar shows which are working, waiting or done, and the diff sits next to each one.
Free and open source, Linux and macOS.
usecornercase.dev
Work only in worktrees and your project folder drifts behind main, so new branches start on old code.
cornercase 0.13.37: turn on Settings › Worktrees › new branches and every new branch starts from the default branch, fetched first.
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cornercase 0.13.25 lets subagents stay quiet. Turn off Settings › UI › notices for subagents and only agents you started yourself send a toast, a sound or a Telegram or Discord message.
A subagent still shows its ! or ✓ in the sidebar until you look.
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cornercase retweeted
Nah, de locos la web de gui.usecornercase.dev
Que barbaridad
cornercase 0.13 runs agents on other machines, like a cloud VM or a Mac mini at home. Their workspaces show in your sidebar, you hear when they need you, and you can type in their tabs live.
It links over your own ssh. Nothing stops if the laptop sleeps.
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cornercase retweeted
cornercase ya corre nativo en Windows 🪟
29 PRs, 209 commits, +19,5k líneas, ~8 M de tokens generados y ~27 h de agente (2 días de reloj), con 55 subagentes de Claude Code.
En coste de tokens por la API hubiese sido 1000$.
Worth it.
cornercase now runs natively on Windows 10 and 11: the window, the background server, shells in ConPTY, worktrees, the changes panel and coding agents.
For now you build it from source (Zig 0.15.2 and the Visual Studio build tools). No installer yet.
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cornercase's Settings can now be searched.
Type and every tab is searched by the start of each word, so "def ag" finds default agent. Enter goes to the row without changing it. For scripts there's cornercase config search.
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Agent worktrees add up: each one gets its own node_modules or target.
cornercase now shows each worktree's size and how much of it is build folders. "free builds" deletes only those; the worktree, its branch and uncommitted changes stay.
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Una cosa que me mosqueaba era tener varios (muchos) worktrees corriendo y no saber cual era el que provocaba que mi Mac pusieses los ventiladores a trabajar que parecía un F1.
También qué worktrees me llenaban el disco de basurilla de builds, caché, node_modules, etc.
Así que ahora puedo ver que worktree y que agent me está tostando el ordenador o llenándolo de 💩 y matar el proceso o borrar sus builds sin borrar el worktree.
Agents on a big machine, the window on your laptop.
cornercase remote <host> runs the shells and agents on another machine over your own ssh, and reconnects by itself when the connection drops.
Below 90 columns the sidebar folds into a menu bar, so it works from a phone too.
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One Claude Code account for work, one for personal projects?
In cornercase every pane shows its account in a row under it. Pick another and only that pane changes: the agent restarts on the new account in the same conversation.
Works for Claude Code and Codex.
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Starting ten coding agents is easy. Keeping up with them is the hard part.
cornercase is a terminal multiplexer built for that. It runs inside the terminal you already use, over SSH too. Free and open source, Linux and macOS.
What it does, in five posts:
4. Close the window. Nothing stops.
A background server owns the shells. Run cornercase again to reattach, from any terminal or from your phone over SSH. Or keep the agents on a bigger machine with cornercase remote <host>.
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5. Everything is also a command, so one agent can run the others:
cornercase start claude --worktree fix-login --prompt '...'
cornercase wait --pane $pane
cornercase read --pane $pane --last-message
Rust, MIT or Apache-2.0.
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cornercase retweeted
La gracia de @usecornercase es que es un server que corre detrás y puedes engancharle lo que quieras. Ahora mismo estoy haciendo pruebas con GPUI pero podría ser otra electron, tauri o lo que sea.
A la izquierda es la TUI de cornercase y a la derecha la prueba con GPUI.





