A terminal session manager for AI coding agents that runs multiple agents in parallel using tmux and git worktrees.
Agent of Empires is a terminal session manager built for AI coding agents that allows developers to run multiple agents in parallel across different branches of their codebase. It provides isolated sessions using tmux and optional Docker sandboxing, with a TUI dashboard for monitoring and management. The tool solves the problem of managing concurrent AI agent workflows efficiently and securely.
Developers and engineers who use multiple AI coding agents (like Claude Code, Copilot CLI, or Gemini CLI) and need to manage them simultaneously across different projects or git branches. It's particularly useful for those working on complex codebases requiring parallel experimentation.
Developers choose Agent of Empires because it offers a dedicated, integrated environment for AI agents with features like git worktree support, Docker isolation, and a visual TUI—reducing context switching and improving workflow efficiency compared to manual terminal management.
Manage multiple Claude Code, OpenCode agents from either TUI or Web for easy access on mobile. Also supports Mistral Vibe, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi.dev, Copilot CLI, Factory Droid Coding. Uses tmux and git worktrees.
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Supports a wide range of AI coding agents like Claude Code and Copilot CLI, enabling simultaneous management across different branches as listed in the features.
Facilitates parallel agents on different git branches using worktrees, allowing concurrent experimentation without repository conflicts, as highlighted in the guides.
Provides optional container isolation with shared authentication volumes for enhanced security, detailed in the Docker sandboxing documentation.
Leverages tmux for session persistence, ensuring agents run in the background even when the TUI is closed, as explained in the 'How It Works' section.
Requires tmux installation and familiarity with its shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl+b d), adding a learning curve and dependency that may not suit all users.
Only available for Linux and macOS, excluding Windows users and limiting cross-platform team adoption without workarounds like WSL.
Auto-detection is restricted to a predefined list of AI tools; custom or newly released agents may not be supported without manual configuration.