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About Paneflow & the team behind it

What Paneflow is

Paneflow is a native terminal workspace for orchestrating Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other CLI coding agents in parallel. One pane per agent, branch-aware workspaces, live dev-server status, session restore, and a JSON-RPC IPC server that lets any tool drive the editor programmatically.

It targets developers running multiple coding agents side by side and want a workspace that gets out of the way: written in pure Rust on top of Zed's GPUI rendering engine, native window decorations, no Electron, no JavaScript runtime, no input lag. Available on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Who builds it

Paneflow is built by Arthur Jean, founder of Strivex. The project started as a cross-platform Rust port of cmux (a Swift-only terminal multiplexer). The goal was to keep the workflow ergonomics while shipping native binaries to every major desktop OS.

Strivex is a small studio focused on developer tooling. Paneflow is its first open-source release. Everything is GPL-3.0-or-later and built in the open.

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Location & contact

Working from France. For project questions, bug reports, or collaboration: arthur.jean@strivex.fr.

For bugs and feature requests, opening a GitHub issue is faster: paneflow/issues.