Terminal grid built for agents
GHZ Code treats terminal panes as work surfaces. Run one shell or a full room of AI coding agents without hiding the output that matters.

A desktop coding room for agentic work: terminal grids, workspaces, Claude Code and Codex launchers, search, ports, activity, and review context in one sharp interface.
macOS desktop app · Included in GHZ Creative Suite
GHZ Code treats terminal panes as work surfaces. Run one shell or a full room of AI coding agents without hiding the output that matters.
Claude and Codex launchers sit in the sidebar because agent selection is part of the workflow, not an afterthought.
Search terminal output, track command blocks, watch ports, inspect activity, and keep the session clean while agents stream work.
Pick the repo once. GHZ Code remembers the project, color, terminals, layout, and scrollback so the room survives the next launch.
Launch Claude, Codex, or a shell into dedicated panes. Keep each task scoped and visible instead of burying work in tabs.
Use search, activity, ports, and terminal context to review the actual work: tests, diffs, errors, and deployment output.
GHZ Code is a desktop coding workspace for agentic development. It combines multi-pane terminals, workspace tabs, AI agent launchers, search, activity, ports, and session restore in one Tauri app.
The app includes launchers for Claude and OpenAI Codex, plus normal shell terminals. The workflow is terminal-native, so it can adapt as command-line agents evolve.
It is closer to an agent room than a classic IDE. You can still use your editor, but GHZ Code gives you the terminal grid and operating layer for agentic coding sessions.
Open the repo once, split the room into focused terminals, launch the right agent, and keep the whole session visible while you ship.