OxiMux is a cross-platform development cockpit for developers working with multiple coding agents. Its goal is quite simple: to bring agents, terminal, Git, and worktrees together in one place so you don't have to constantly switch between multiple applications.

You can open a repository, create a separate worktree for each task, and run Claude Code, Codex, Pi, or omp in parallel. Each agent has its own workspace and independent state, making it easier to track progress and control changes. OxiMux also includes a terminal, file explorer, diff viewer, commit graph, branch management, push/pull/sync, and commonly used Git operations.

OxiMux is built using Rust and GPUI to deliver native performance, a responsive interface, and efficient resource usage. The application does not depend on Electron, so it remains lightweight and smooth while running multiple agents, terminals, and worktrees simultaneously.

The project is currently still in the pre-1.0 stage but is already usable for daily work. OxiMux is open source, released under the Apache 2.0 license; installation and build instructions can be found in the GitHub repository.