1.0.0
Poly Grid v1.0.0 — The terminal multiplexer for AI agents
Run Claude Code, Codex, Aider, and plain shells side-by-side in one window.
Broadcast across panes. Mention pane output in another's prompt. Like tmux
for the AI era.
Download
Grab the signed + notarized macOS build below (Apple Silicon + Intel).
Poly-Grid-1.0.0-arm64.dmg— Apple SiliconPoly-Grid-1.0.0.dmg— Intel
What's inside
Orchestration
- Broadcast — type once, send to every selected pane
@mentions—@pane2:50pulls the last 50 lines of that pane into your prompt- Macros — pin command buttons to any pane header
- Presets — save / load / export entire grid layouts (broadcast group + cwds + initial prompts)
- Spaces — multiple grids in one window, switch instantly
Power-user surface
- Command palette (
⌘⇧P) with platform-native chord suffixes ⌘1–⌘9pane focus +⌘⌥H/J/K/Lvim-style direction nav?opens a keyboard-shortcut reference- Cross-pane search (
⌘⇧F) with on-disk scrollback capture - Git worktree panes —
git worktree add+ branch + dirty/ahead/behind status in the header - Pane attention dots + optional OS notifications
Integrations
- MCP server (localhost-bound, bearer-auth) — expose panes to Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline; tools:
list_spaces/list_panes/read_pane/write_pane/search_panes - Clickable paths + URLs —
file:line:colopens in$EDITOR
Onboarding
- First-run welcome carousel (8 slides) covering broadcast, @mentions, spaces, macros, presets, hotkeys
- Reopen any time via Help → Welcome…
- Trial countdown banner (yellow at ≤3 days, red at ≤1 day)
Privacy
- Opt-in usage analytics (Aptabase). Explicit first-run consent, ongoing toggle in Help → Privacy…. No path, no command, no email, no license key ever leaves your machine.
How it works
- 7-day free trial of the orchestration features
- The base multi-pane grid stays free forever
- $20 one-time, 3 machines — buy at tinycloud.lemonsqueezy.com
System requirements
- macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later
- Apple Silicon or Intel
- ~150 MB disk
- Internet for license activation + auto-updates; offline grace 7 days
Auto-update
Subsequent versions install automatically via electron-updater. You'll see a Check for Updates… item in the app menu and a prompt when a new build is ready.
Linux + Windows
On the post-launch roadmap. Linux is up first (AppImage + .deb); Windows is held back until the Linux pilot proves the cross-platform plumbing works. Watch this repo for release pings.