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Launch a whole agent workspace in one click

Every morning, the same ritual: open the terminal, split it, cd here, start Claude Code, cd there, start Codex. A View saves that whole arrangement as a named preset and launches it in one click.

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One window, arranged your way

A View launches one terminal window prepared as a workspace: your chosen terminal opens with the panes (or tabs) you configured, each running a chosen agent CLI or a plain shell in a chosen directory, with an optional command appended. The window appears wherever you last put one; placement stays yours.

  • Terminals: Terminal, Ghostty, iTerm, Warp, cmux, or tmux.
  • Layouts: side by side, stacked, 2 by 2, 2 by 3, 3 by 2, tabs, or automatic from the pane count.
  • Per pane: an agent CLI (claude, codex, cursor-agent, grok, hermes, or opencode) or a plain shell, its working directory, and an optional extra command.

Made for parallel agent work

Views exist because working several agents at once is the whole point of AgentPeek. Save a "big feature" View that opens Claude Code in the app repo next to Codex in the API repo, or a review View with an agent on one side and a plain shell on the other. Launch it, and every session appears in the notch seconds later, with prompts and usage tracked from the first token. It's the multi-pane sibling of Fast Actions.

Questions, answered.

A View is a named preset that launches one terminal window as a complete workspace: your chosen terminal app opens with configured panes or tabs, each running an agent CLI like claude or codex, or a plain shell, in the directory you chose, with an optional command appended.
Terminal, Ghostty, iTerm, Warp, cmux, and tmux. Pane layouts cover side by side, stacked, 2 by 2, 2 by 3, 3 by 2, and tabs, or an automatic layout picked from the pane count.
Yes, that is what it is for. Each pane runs its own agent CLI in its own working directory, so one click can start Claude Code in one repo and Codex in another, and every session shows up in AgentPeek as it starts.

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