The all new Ghostex v10 is out, and it's the best native Agent Workspace out there IMO! Please check it out :) → Use Codex/Claude Code in 1 app → Fully Rust & GPUI based. No Electron! → Multiple Accounts + Auto Switch on Limit! → Powerful Chat GUI, based on CLIs not ACP. → Native Ghostty Terminals → Glass Interface and Themes → Intuitive ChatGPT like UI (more customizable) → Lots of Great Optional Plugins (VS Code anyone?) → First class Hermes Bots support → Coordinator agents that manage threads → Handover between agents → Agent messaging and orchestration → Fully featured iOS & Android apps → 20+ Agents supported → macOS, Windows, Linux (Omarchy, KDE, etc.) Please let me know your thoughts! Put in a ton of effort in this app because I wanted it for myself.

It's so awesome. Just don't vibe and drive (fold 8 ultra here :)

Ghostex 7.0 is out now and it's working very well on windows (WSL) if you're interested in trying it! Lots of improvements on the iOS & Android apps too, including a button to toggle between terminal & chat view at any time! The best Agents Manager keeps getting better :)

If you're part of the CLI gang then you have to give my Agentic IDE a chance! Brings the best features from Codex App to Native Ghostty terminals + embedded vscode and browser!

Hey All, 5.6 is out and it's a big release! I'm glad to announce that we added a bunch of highly requested features that make this app have more feature parity with Claude Desktop & Codex App, namely: • Artifacts (HTML, MD, Excalidraw, more soon). • Cross-agent orchestration • Agent configured automations Have some big plans after cross-platform is released for the app. So stay tuned! --- Here are some highlights of what's new and improved since 5.0 :) ▶️ Getting closer to releasing on Windows & Linux thanks to Rust + GPUI (Zed's framework) All the major pieces are there now after a week of work with Fable. I'll share more details about the beta test on the discord if you're interested :) ▶️ Docs now supports agent-collaborative HTML, Markdown, and Excalidraw workflows You can ask an agent to create explainer docs, prototypes, mockups, or diagrams in `/docs`, review them inside Ghostex, and annotate specific parts to send feedback back to the agent. ▶️ Markdown editing is now a full in-app workflow. Ghostex includes a richer Markdown editor with live/source modes, document navigation, formatting controls, and inline annotations that make it easier to collaborate with agents on written project docs. ▶️ Agents can now generate and edit Excalidraw diagrams directly in Docs. This makes architecture diagrams, UI sketches, flow charts, and planning artifacts first-class outputs inside the project workspace instead of separate files you have to manage elsewhere. ▶️ Hotkeys behave better in the build-in VS Code based-editor ▶️ Cross-agent orchestration improvements (reinstall and use `/ghostex-agent-orchestration`). Ghostex now has a skill that lets Fable control 5.5 agent sessions, send prompts, read their output, coordinate follow-up work, and verify their work. You can also ask any agent to control any other agent with /ghostex-agent-orchestration. ▶️ Automations for all agents are working (very useful for loops)! You can now add automations from the sidebar, Project Board, or by asking your agent to set them up for any agent or for itself :) ▶️Added a new Herdr-based TUI view (run `ghostex` to see it). Useful in case you want access your Ghostex session after sshing and without opening Ghostex itself (works on any device connected to a machine that has Ghostex installed) ▶️ Sidebar performance and session management improved substantially. Repeated gxserver Git checks, duplicate native status updates, and noisy title-observer retries were reduced, and session cards gained bulk actions for sleep, wake, pin, unpin, tag, reload, and close. ▶️ Upgraded T3 Code to latest version and improved integration with Ghostex ▶️ Remote Linux/macOS setup and mobile flows are more stable. ▶️ Prompt Editor is now isolated from the main app so it launches faster and doesn't lose content.

If you get used to TUIs it's actually the best way to use agents IMO. Especially if you have an app around it for QOL features. I have a prompt editor that lets you paste images (with previews) and I work with agents on html in a Docs view. See the github, it's really powerful

Try Ghostex, has forking and Artifacts for collaborating on latex/images. Supports all the agents. Very similar to Codex App's UX but with all the power user features you need. github.com/maddada/ghostex

More screenshots: 1. Excalidraw with the agents 2. HTML prototypes annotation 3. Beads kanban board 4. T3code GUI chats

Yes! Built my own and I think it's one of the best ones out there: github.com/maddada/ghostex • Native appkit/swift. • Ghostty terminals. • Android/iOS. • Plannotator-like docs view. • Embedded VS Code • Chromium with Devtools + Annotations. • Remote Connections. • Computer/Browser use. • Beads Kanban View. +Way more.