The Terminal Built for
AI Coding
Run multiple AI agents in split panes. Auto-approve, auto-answer, auto-monitor. You architect, AI builds, Remocode keeps it all running.
Works with any AI coding agent
Claude
OpenAI Codex
Gemini
GLM
QwenSee It in Action
Watch how Remocode manages multiple AI agents in split terminals — auto-approving, answering questions, and catching errors while you focus on architecture.
AI Agents Need More Than a Terminal
Regular terminals weren't designed for AI agents. They can't detect prompts, auto-approve actions, or alert you when something goes wrong. Claude's Remote Control works great — but only for Claude. Remocode is built for the multi-agent era.
| Feature | Regular Terminal | Claude Remote | Remocode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-agent support | |||
| Works with any AI agent | |||
| Auto-approve prompts | |||
| AI auto-answer (Supervisor) | |||
| Error & build detection | |||
| Standup reports | |||
| Phone remote control | |||
| Split panes & workspaces | |||
| Cost | Included with OS | Requires Claude Pro ($20/mo) | Starter plan forever |
How It Works
From setup to autonomous AI agents in under 5 minutes.
Split & Assign
Open Remocode, split your terminal into panes, and assign each to a different project or task. Save workspace presets to restore your layout instantly.
Let AI Agents Run
Launch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, or any AI agent in each pane. Enable Auto-Yes or the AI Supervisor to keep them moving autonomously.
Supervisor Takes Over
The AI Supervisor reads your project brief, approves safe actions, rejects dangerous ones, and escalates what it can't handle. You step away — it keeps everything running.
Features Built for AI Agents
Every feature is designed around one goal: let you run multiple AI coding agents without being chained to your desk.
Multi-Agent Split Terminal
Split your terminal into unlimited panes — run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and any CLI agent simultaneously. Organize with tabs, save workspace presets, and see everything at once.
- Unlimited split panes (horizontal + vertical)
- Tabs for project organization
- Workspace presets (save/restore layouts)
- Per-pane CWD tracking
- Session restore on startup
- Works with ANY CLI-based AI agent
AI Supervisor
Write a project brief in plain English. The Supervisor watches your terminals, approves safe actions, rejects dangerous ones, answers questions, and escalates what it can't handle — all autonomously.
- Natural language project briefs
- Autonomy levels: conservative, balanced, aggressive
- Configurable AI model (use cheap models like GPT-5-nano)
- Arrow-key menu navigation for Claude Code
- Decision log with full history
- Mutual exclusion with Auto-Yes
Auto-Yes
Toggle the Y button on any pane. Remocode auto-approves simple Yes/No prompts every 2 seconds — no AI calls, no cost, no delay. Perfect for trusted Claude Code sessions.
- Zero AI cost (pure pattern matching)
- 2-second scan interval
- 3-second cooldown (prevents double-firing)
- Per-pane toggle
- Right-click to view approval log
- Mutual exclusion with Supervisor
Error & Build Monitoring
Remocode watches terminal output in real-time using pattern matching — no AI calls. Detects JavaScript errors, Python tracebacks, build failures, test results, and more across all panes simultaneously.
- 30+ built-in detection patterns
- Zero AI cost (regex-based)
- Real-time alerts in AI panel
- Telegram alerts (optional)
- Severity levels: error, warn, info
- Works across all panes simultaneously
- Deduplicated consecutive events
AI Standup Reports
Schedule automatic standup reports from your terminal output. Remocode reads every pane and generates a progress report — sent to Telegram so you can check from anywhere.
- Interval or fixed-time scheduling
- Day-of-week filtering
- Custom prompt (default: scrum master style)
- Multi-pane context
- Delivered via Telegram
- Uses your chosen AI model (BYO API key)
Multi-Provider AI Panel
Built-in AI assistant that knows what's happening in your terminals. Bring your own API key — Claude, GPT, Gemini, or local Ollama. Ask it to explain errors, audit security, or summarize progress.
- Providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama
- Terminal context auto-included
- Built-in commands: status, audit
- Custom commands with custom prompts
- Dual model slots (chat + monitor)
- Chat history
Telegram Remote Control
Answer AI agent questions, stream live terminal output, run commands, and receive error alerts — all from Telegram. Works with any AI agent, not just Claude.
- Commands: via, reply, peek, submit, status, audit, help
- Bidirectional terminal sessions
- Auto question detection with buttons
- Error & build alert forwarding
- Dangerous command filter
- Standup report delivery
- Works with ANY AI agent
A Day With Remocode
Here's what a typical day looks like when AI agents handle the building and you handle the architecture.
Set Up Workspace
Open Remocode. Load your saved workspace preset — 3 split panes pop up, each pointing to a different project directory. One for the API, one for the frontend, one for the mobile app.
Write Briefs, Enable Supervisor
Launch Claude Code in pane 1, Codex in pane 2, Gemini CLI in pane 3. Write a project brief for each agent describing what to build and what rules to follow. Click the brain icon — Supervisor is now active on all three panes.
Step Away
Grab coffee, go for a walk, take a meeting. The Supervisor auto-approves safe actions, auto-answers questions from your brief, and escalates anything risky to Telegram. All three agents keep building.
Standup Report
Over lunch, your phone buzzes. Remocode sent the scheduled standup report to Telegram: Claude finished the auth module, Codex is 80% through the dashboard, Gemini hit a dependency conflict and is waiting for input.
Error Alert
Your phone pings: Remocode detected a TypeError in the mobile app pane. You tap the Telegram notification, see the error context, and reply with a fix instruction — all from your phone without opening a laptop.
Review
End of day. Open Remocode, check the Supervisor decision log, review what each agent built, run the test suites. Three projects moved forward while you only spent 20 minutes actively at your desk.
Simple Pricing
Start building. Upgrade when you need Telegram remote control.
7-day Pro trial — full access, no limits
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Starter
Full terminal multiplexer, no limits
- Split terminal multiplexer
- Tabs & workspace presets
- Session restore on startup
- Smart question detection
- Error & build monitoring
- AI assistant panel (BYO key)
- Auto-Scroll lock
- macOS 12+
Pro
$4.50/mo · Save 50%
After your 7-day trial ends
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Auto-Yes (zero-cost auto-approve)
- AI Supervisor (autonomous approval)
- Test Write (one-shot AI decisions)
- Telegram question forwarding
- Live terminal streaming
- Error & build alerts
- AI standup reports
- Security audit reports
- Manager mode for teams
- Priority support
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What Developers Are Saying
Real feedback from developers using Remocode to manage their AI coding agents.
Alex K.
Full-Stack Developer
“I run Claude Code and Codex simultaneously in split panes. The Supervisor keeps both moving — I barely touch the keyboard for approvals anymore. It's like having a junior dev manage the prompts for me.”
Sarah M.
Indie Hacker
“Auto-Yes saves my sanity. Claude asks for approval about 50 times per session. Now I toggle one button and it just keeps going. Zero cost, zero friction.”
David L.
Engineering Lead
“The standup reports are a game-changer. I check Telegram at lunch and know exactly what each agent accomplished, what's blocked, and what needs my attention. No more scrolling through terminal logs.”
Priya R.
DevOps Engineer
“Error detection caught a failing deploy in 10 seconds flat. Before Remocode, I wouldn't have noticed for 20 minutes. The Telegram alert had the full stack trace — I fixed it from my phone.”
Marcus T.
Freelance Developer
“I direct 3 AI agents like an orchestra conductor. One builds the API, one handles the frontend, one writes tests. Remocode's split panes and Supervisor make it all possible from a single window.”
Jenny W.
Startup CTO
“I tried Claude's Remote Control — it's great for single Claude sessions. But I need multi-agent support. Remocode lets me run Claude, Codex, and Gemini together with one control plane. That's what my team needs.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about running AI agents with Remocode.
Claude's Remote Control is excellent — for single Claude sessions. Remocode is built for the multi-agent era. Run Claude, Codex, Gemini, Aider, and any other AI agent simultaneously in split panes. The Supervisor manages all of them, not just Claude. Plus you get Auto-Yes (zero-cost auto-approval), error detection across all panes, standup reports, and workspace presets. If you only use Claude, Remote Control works great. If you run multiple agents — or want more automation — Remocode is what you need.
Any AI coding agent that runs in a terminal. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, Cursor (terminal mode), Continue, and any other CLI-based tool. Remocode doesn't care what's inside the terminal — it monitors the output, detects prompts, and manages them all the same way.
The Supervisor uses AI API calls to make decisions — typically ~$0.001 per decision using a cheap model like GPT-4o-mini or Claude Haiku. You bring your own API key and choose which model to use. For budget-conscious users, Auto-Yes is completely free — it uses pattern matching with zero API calls. Most developers use Auto-Yes for trusted sessions and the Supervisor for sessions that need smarter decisions.
Not on the same pane — they're mutually exclusive per pane. But you can mix and match across panes. Use Auto-Yes on a trusted Claude session (pane 1) and the Supervisor on a more complex Codex session (pane 2). Each pane gets its own automation strategy.
Remocode runs entirely on your machine. Terminal data stays local. The only external connections are: (1) your chosen AI provider when using the Supervisor, AI panel, or standup reports (using YOUR API key — we never see it), and (2) Telegram if you enable remote control. We never see your code, terminal output, or API keys.
Remocode has a Starter plan that includes the terminal multiplexer, Auto-Yes, and error detection — no API key needed for those features. The Supervisor, AI panel, and standup reports require your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or local Ollama). Pro features like Telegram remote control come with a 7-day trial — no credit card required.
When an AI agent presents a numbered menu (like Claude Code's 'Select an option: 1. Yes 2. No 3. Explain more'), the Supervisor reads the options, evaluates them against your project brief, and selects the best one using arrow-key navigation. It handles multi-option menus, not just simple Yes/No — making it far more capable than Auto-Yes for complex agent interactions.
Absolutely. You write a project brief in plain English describing your rules: 'Approve file edits and test runs. Reject database migrations and rm commands. Escalate new dependencies to Telegram.' The Supervisor follows your instructions. You can also set autonomy levels (conservative, balanced, aggressive) and choose different AI models for different cost/quality tradeoffs.
Remocode is currently macOS only (macOS 12+). Windows and Linux support are on the roadmap. The terminal multiplexer architecture is being designed for cross-platform from day one, so the port is a question of when, not if.
Download Remocode (it's a single .dmg file), install it, and open it. You'll have split terminals in 30 seconds. To enable AI features: add your API key in Settings, toggle Auto-Yes or the Supervisor on any pane, and optionally connect Telegram for remote control. The whole setup takes about 2 minutes.
Stop Supervising AI.
Start Building.
Run multiple AI agents, let the Supervisor handle the boring parts, and get back to what you do best — architecture and design.
No credit card | Starter plan forever | 7-day Pro trial