Running agents, in practice.
Workflows, comparisons, and setup guides for developers who run Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor across many projects at once.
A sourced comparison of magent, Claude Squad, CCManager, tmux and Claude Code’s own agent view. Every claim links to the tool’s own README or docs.
claude --continue reopens the last conversation in a folder; claude --resume picks any other. What survives a reboot or crash, and how to resume every project.
Stop rebuilding your development workspace every morning. One command opens every project, starts every AI agent, resumes every conversation, and tiles it all.
Tile terminal windows across multiple monitors automatically — a stable grid of real OS windows that beats cramming panes, with muscle memory doing the rest.
How to manage multiple AI coding agents in parallel across projects — named groups, mixed tools per repo, a state-driven rotation habit, and drift checks.
Monitor Claude Code sessions with four states from lifecycle hooks, one command to wire them, and a live AI agent status dashboard right in your terminal.
Control Claude Code remotely: keep sessions alive after you stand up, reattach from any SSH client over Tailscale, and steer Claude Code from your phone.
Claude Code auto resume for every project: claude --continue and codex resume restore one conversation; magent --go resumes them all after a reboot.
tmux is great at panes and persistence. An AI agent fleet needs launching, resuming, tiling across monitors, and live state — a fair comparison of both.
A practical setup for running Claude Code across many projects at once — one terminal per project, auto-tiled across monitors, with live status for every session.