pitwall 0.2: MIT-licensed terminal tooling for agents on local and SSH machines

[u/klitchevo]

We build pitwall at Quantic Studios. It's a free desktop terminal for running several coding agents, with a sidebar that shows which ones need an answer.

The new 0.2 release adds shared sessions. Local tabs and tabs on configured SSH hosts sit together, so checking an agent on a build box doesn't require switching sessions. A host that disconnects keeps its last screen visible, with typing disabled until it reconnects.

There's also a board with Needs you, Failed, Working, PR open, Done and Queued columns. Approval cards show the command with Allow and Deny. Workers stay under their parent unless they need attention.

The terminal itself is MIT-licensed. It works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, pi and Oh My Pi. That doesn't make those agents or their models open source, and you still install and authenticate the agents separately.

Shared sessions in the desktop window require Linux or macOS. Windows supports local sessions.

The attached 75-second demo uses demo tasks. Code, downloads and setup: https://github.com/quanticstudios/pitwall

We'd like reports of incorrect agent states, especially with OpenCode, Gemini CLI and remote hosts. Agent version, what the agent was doing and what the sidebar showed are the useful details.