AI BriefingFerryx: Source-Available Native Terminal for AI Coding Agents on Windows, Linux, and macOS
·2026.10.29 11:06
Key point
The source-available tool supports parallel sessions for Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI agents with a headless Rust daemon that keeps processes running after the app closes.
Details
- Ferryx is a native terminal application for macOS, Windows, and Linux designed to orchestrate multiple AI coding agents in isolated split-panes.
- A headless Rust daemon maintains agent sessions when the GUI is closed or updated, allowing remote Linux connections without SSH and mobile access via a dependency-free DOM grid.
- The interface uses a native libghostty-vt core and WGPU GPU pipeline, achieving a 50-frame offscreen p50 latency of 3.10 ms on M4 Max hardware.
- Status detection is built-in for 16 specific agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Aider, and Cursor CLI, displaying real-time indicators for working, waiting, or idle states.
- A supervisor feature is planned for the next release to monitor agent lanes and forward questions to user inboxes or Slack without automatically answering them.
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