cmux is a native Swift + AppKit macOS terminal that embeds the Ghostty engine and is built specifically for running multiple agentic coding assistants like Claude Code, Aider, and Cline side by side. This post covers installation, core features, and keyboard shortcuts.
How I built a real-time monitoring dashboard to visualize what 19 Claude Code subagents are doing - from a failed Gather Town experiment to a practical WebSocket-powered control center.
How to build an expert team from planning to deployment by combining Claude Code’s Subagents, Skills, Rules, Hooks, and MCP Servers.
A guide on how to configure and manage MCP servers in Kiro, with practical examples.
A guide covering agent creation, configuration, prompt modularization, and sub-agent usage in Kiro.
A guide on how to install Kiro CLI and the key configuration options in the cli.json settings file.
An analysis of how Kiro calls Claude models through a Client Layer + 3-Tier Service Layer, and why the same model delivers different performance depending on the App Provider.
I built an MCP server that lets AI assistants read, write, and render Scapple files directly.