Agent Tile
Claude Code’s built-in agent view lists your sessions — one at a time, one reply at a time. Agent Tile tiles them live on one canvas and lets you type once into many at once with ⌘-click. Codex, Aider and plain shells sit in the same grid. Buy the source once, download it, and reshape it however you want.
60-second live demo — five sessions working in parallel, one waiting on approval.
Three moments this pays for itself
You merged to main and six agents are now on a stale base. ⌘-click all six, type "pull and rebase" once, done — instead of clicking through six windows.
An agent hit a permission prompt 20 minutes ago, hidden behind other windows. On a grid it's a visibly stopped tile — you see it in one glance, not on your next coffee round.
macOS updated overnight. Relaunch Agent Tile and every panel runs claude --resume in its own directory — the whole fleet returns mid-conversation, not from scratch.
Built for driving many agents at once
Everything is keyboard-first, so you steer a whole fleet without touching the mouse.
Unlimited panels
Not capped at 8. Add as many Claude Code (or Codex / Aider / bash) sessions as your machine can run, tiled in a live grid.
⌘-click multi-input
Select a set of panels and type once — your keystrokes broadcast to all of them. A pink border shows exactly who's listening.
⌘⌘ fisheye
Double-tap ⌘ to blow up the panel under your cursor to full screen, then drop back to the grid instantly.
Zero-mouse movement
⌥ + arrows / ⌥ + 1–9 jump between panels. ⌘ + ↑↓ scrolls the focused session. Your hands never leave the keys.
Auto-resume sessions
Close the app, reopen it, and every session relaunches with --resume so your agents pick up where they left off.
Panels ping you
When an agent finishes or needs input, its panel notifies you — so you know which of the twelve needs attention.
“Doesn’t claude agents already do this?”
Partly — and it’s free, so use it. Here is the honest line between the two, checked against Anthropic’s own documentation.
| Claude Code agent view (built in, free) | Agent Tile ($10, full source) | |
|---|---|---|
| Seeing the work | A dashboard list of background sessions with one-line summaries. You peek at one row at a time. | Live terminals, tiled. Twelve sessions actually rendering side by side on one canvas. |
| Typing into many | No broadcast. You select one row and reply to that session; the prompt box starts a new session rather than following up on a running one. One instruction meant for six agents gets typed six times. | ⌘-click a set, type once. Your keystrokes go to every selected panel; a pink border shows who is listening. |
| Surviving a shutdown | Sessions are local and stop if the machine shuts down. | Auto-resume. Reopen the app and every panel relaunches with --resume, in its original directory. |
| Non-Claude agents | Claude Code sessions only. | Codex, Aider, plain bash — anything that runs in a shell, in the same grid. |
| Changing it | Closed feature, currently a research preview; the interface may change under you. | You get the Electron source. Rebrand it, rip parts out, port it to Linux — it is yours. |
| Where it wins | Dispatching background work and PR review from any platform (Linux/macOS/Windows/WSL), with quota shared across sessions. | Driving a fleet you are watching, on macOS, with your hands on the keys. |
If you mostly fire off background tasks and check back later, claude agents is genuinely the right tool and costs nothing. Agent Tile is for the other half of the job — when you are sitting in front of six running agents and need to see and steer all of them at the same time.
You get the source. Do anything with it.
This isn't a locked binary. Your purchase is the complete Electron source — every file, the exact tree we build from. Rebrand it, rip parts out, wire in your own tools, port it to Linux or Windows, fold it into your own product. It's yours to modify into any shape you need.
One Stripe payment, then you download the ZIP. No subscription, no license server phoning home, no seat-counting. Buy once → download → build.
unzip agent-desk-source-*.zip
cd agent-desk && npm install
npm start # ← your own copy, running from source
Agent Tile is built on pixel-agent-desk by geunilbae (MIT). The tiling board, multi-input broadcast, PTY session persistence and terminal layer are our work; the MIT notice for the original travels with every copy.
One payment. The whole source.
Every tier ships the same full source ZIP under the MIT license — the code carries no extra restrictions at any price. What the higher tiers buy is support and a longer update window.
$10 one-time · full source · macOS · 14-day refund
- Full Agent Tile source (Electron)
- Modify & rebuild freely for your own use
- Signed macOS app + source ZIP
- 1 year of source updates
- 14-day refund
- Everything in Solo
- Priority email support — answered by the person who wrote the code
- Help getting it running on your team's setup
- 1 year of source updates
- 14-day refund
- Everything in Team
- Direct line to the maintainer for integration questions
- Input on the roadmap — your use case gets weighed first
- 3 years of source updates
- 14-day refund
日本の方は円でも購入できます → Solo ¥1,000 で購入
Agent Tile は MIT ライセンスの pixel-agent-desk（作者: geunilbae）をベースに開発しています。
タイル配置・⌘クリック一斉入力・セッション永続化・ターミナル層は当社の実装です。原作の MIT 表記は配布物すべてに同梱しています。
FAQ
Is it really $10, once?
Yes. One Stripe payment, then you download the full source ZIP. No subscription, no license server, no seat counting. The higher tiers ($100 / $300) ship the same source — what they add is support priority and a longer update window.
Is it open source?
The source you get is MIT-licensed — Agent Tile builds on the MIT project pixel-agent-desk (by geunilbae), and our tiling, broadcast, session-restore and terminal layers ship under the same MIT terms with the original notice included. What the $10 buys is the packaged, maintained app and the download itself; once you have the code, MIT means you can read, modify and adapt it freely.
Windows or Linux?
macOS only right now — it leans on native PTY handling. We'd rather ship one good platform than two half-working ones. The source is yours though, and porting the Electron shell is a realistic weekend project if you need it; a +1 by email genuinely helps us prioritize an official build.
Refunds?
14 days, no questions — email support@tech-athletes.com with your Stripe receipt.
Can I use it for my team / fork it internally?
MIT terms apply to the code, so internal forks and team use are fine. If you want us to actually support a team rollout — priority fixes, roadmap input — that's what the Team ($100) and Enterprise ($300) tiers exist for. Unsure about your case? Email us the shape of it and you'll get a straight yes/no.