Claude Squad is a terminal application that manages multiple AI coding agents in separate workspaces.
The tool solves the problem of running multiple AI assistants on different tasks simultaneously without conflicts. It works by creating isolated git workspaces for each task, allowing you to spawn and manage instances of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aider, and other local agents all within a single terminal interface. Tasks can run in the background, including in auto-accept mode, while you review and control changes through a unified dashboard.
Claude Squad suits developers who juggle multiple coding tasks in parallel and want centralized management without switching between terminal windows. It is particularly valuable if you need to compare outputs from different AI assistants or want to run long-running tasks unattended. The tool's strength lies in its workspace isolation—each task gets its own git branch, preventing merge conflicts—and its review workflow, which lets you inspect diffs and commit changes before pushing. You can configure different AI assistants as named profiles and switch between them when creating sessions.
The project maintains active continuous integration and publishes releases regularly. Development activity shows consistent engagement with the codebase through build automation and version management.
