Looking for an alternative to Muxy? Meet AgentsRoom.

Muxy is a fast, native macOS terminal that organizes your panes around projects, and a great place to launch AI agents. But a terminal shows you shells, not agents. AgentsRoom is built around the agents themselves: live status, roles, and notifications for every one.

AgentsRoom is a cross-platform command center for AI coding agents. Color-coded live status, specialized roles, model per agent, desktop and mobile push notifications, and a native companion app. Muxy runs your agents in terminal tabs; AgentsRoom lets you see and steer them.

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• Bash(bash scripts/deploy.sh --backend-only --yes)

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• Bash(git add public/llms.txt src/components/...)

[main 75b12fa] feat(nav): add Resources dropdown + update llms.txt

53 files changed, 323 insertions(+), 64 deletions(-)

• Bash(bash scripts/deploy.sh --backend-only --yes)

[OK] Current deployed version: 1.4.1

[INFO] Building site on server…

[OK] Site deployed and running on port 4000

✱ Cooked for 1m 24s

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AgentsRoom: every project and agent in one visual command center

The difference at a glance

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With Muxy

-Terminal panes, not agents: you see shells and output, not each agent's live state
-No agent status: nothing tells you an agent is thinking, done, or waiting on you
-No specialized roles: every tab is a blank terminal, not a DevOps or QA agent
-No model-per-agent or multi-provider orchestration inside a project
-macOS only: no Linux or Windows build
-General terminal notifications, not agent lifecycle alerts

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With AgentsRoom

+Color-coded live status: thinking, coding, done, or needs input, across every project
+14 specialized roles: DevOps, Frontend, Backend, QA, Architect, Security, and more
+Model per agent, plus multiple providers running in parallel inside the same project
+Agent-aware notifications on desktop and encrypted push to your phone when agents finish or get stuck
+Cross-platform desktop: macOS, Linux and Windows
+A full agent workflow: prompt library, skills, backlog, MCP, browser automation, config editor

Feature-by-feature comparison

How AgentsRoom and Muxy compare on the features that matter for running AI coding agents.

Feature	AgentsRoom	Muxy
Visual GUI	✓	✓
Real-time agent status	✓	✗
Agent-aware notifications	✓	Basic
Multi-project view	✓	✓
Built-in terminal	✓	✓
Edit CLAUDE.md from UI	✓	✗
Drag & drop organization	✓	✗
Specialized agent roles	✓	✗
Model per agent	✓	✗
Setup time	30 sec	Brew

See AgentsRoom in action

Watch how AgentsRoom runs multiple AI agents across projects, with live status on every one.

When Muxy might be the better choice

We believe in honest comparisons. Muxy is an excellent terminal. Here is where it may fit you better.

You want a top-tier native terminal

Muxy is built on libghostty (the Ghostty engine) with split panes, a command palette, quick open, and 490+ themes. If you want a fast, beautiful macOS terminal as your daily driver, Muxy is exactly that.

You want open-source and extensible

Muxy is MIT-licensed and free, with a rich extensions API (window.muxy). If you want to audit the source or build your own terminal extensions, Muxy is open to that.

You are macOS-only and want it lightweight

Muxy is macOS-native, memory-efficient, and organizes terminals around projects. If you live entirely on a Mac and want the lightest native terminal, Muxy is a strong pick.

Switching from Muxy takes 30 seconds

No migration needed. Your code and terminals stay where they are.

Download AgentsRoom

Download the app and drop it in your Applications folder. Available on macOS, Linux and Windows.

Add your project folders

Point AgentsRoom to the same repositories you organized in Muxy. Your CLAUDE.md and .claude config are picked up automatically.

Add agents and launch

Pick roles for your agents (DevOps, Frontend, QA...), assign models, and hit launch. Live status shows up in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

Is AgentsRoom a good Muxy alternative?+

It depends on what you want. Muxy is a fast, native macOS terminal that organizes panes around projects, and a fine place to run agents. AgentsRoom is an agent-aware command center: color-coded live status, specialized roles, model per agent, desktop and mobile notifications, and cross-platform desktop apps. If you want to see and steer your agents, AgentsRoom is the better fit. If you mainly want a great terminal, Muxy is excellent.

What is the difference between AgentsRoom and Muxy?+

Muxy is a terminal multiplexer: it shows you shells and output, organized by project. AgentsRoom is built around the agents themselves, so every agent has a role, a model, a color-coded live status (thinking, done, needs input), and notifications on desktop and phone. Muxy runs agents; AgentsRoom manages them.

Does AgentsRoom run on Windows and Linux?+

Yes. AgentsRoom runs on macOS, Linux and Windows. Muxy is macOS-only, so cross-platform support is a reason to consider AgentsRoom.

Can AgentsRoom run multiple AI providers at once?+

Yes. AgentsRoom is provider-agnostic and can run Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI and Aider in parallel, even inside the same project (Claude on DevOps, Codex on Frontend). In Muxy you launch each agent yourself in a terminal pane.

Is AgentsRoom free?+

AgentsRoom is free for up to 3 projects with unlimited agents. The Pro plan ($9.99/month) unlocks unlimited projects. Muxy is free and open-source under the MIT license.