Add MulmoTerminal to Session managers & parallel runners - #305
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Browser grid for supervising several Claude Code / Codex sessions at once. Placed by star count (186) between vibe-tree and Tempest.
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Adding MulmoTerminal — a browser grid for supervising several Claude Code / Codex sessions at once.
Placement: sorted by stars, so it sits between vibe-tree (⭐ 267) and Tempest (⭐ 159).
Against the inclusion criteria:
claude/codexCLI you already have installed; it is a cockpit for those CLIs, not a wrapper around an API. Started withnpx mulmoterminal@latest.tail -f) in the same grid.What's different from its neighbours in this section: state comes from the CLI's own activity hooks (
PreToolUse/Stop/Notification) rather than from parsing scrollback, so "working" and "waiting on a permission prompt" are distinct rather than both being "output stopped". No Electron or Tauri — it is a local Node server streaming PTYs to xterm.js in your browser, which is also what lets a phone act as a second client.I'm one of the authors, so please treat this as a suggestion rather than a neutral submission.
Unrelated, in case it's useful: a few entries appear twice in the list —
amux,CliDeck,Data Olympus,grite,pi-reflect. Happy to open a separate PR for that if you'd like.