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tty7 recognises coding agents running in a pane and builds around them. It does not wrap them, proxy them, or replace their interface: the agent you start is the agent you get, running in a normal PTY, with its own UI. tty7 adds the things a terminal is in a position to add — who is running where, what they need, and what changed.
Agent sessions in the tty7 sidebar

Placeholder — screenshot: a sidebar of agent sessions across several repos, each with a brand avatar and status dot

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Which agents

Nineteen CLIs are recognised on sight, by the command running in the pane: Detection sees through the usual disguises: a full path, a .cmd or .exe on Windows, leading environment assignments, and an interpreter in front (node .../claude/cli.js).

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Your own wrapper

If you launch agents through a wrapper script, map its name to an agent in config.json:
The key is your command’s name; the value is one of the slugs above (claude, codex, gemini, aider, amp, opencode, copilot, cursor, goose, droid, pi, auggie, hermes, vibe, antigravity, grok, qwen, omp, kimi).

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What you get for free

Just by running an agent in a pane:

Brand avatars

The tab chip and sidebar row show which agent runs where, so ten tabs stay legible.

Git context

The branch and working-tree diff on the row, refreshed as the agent works.

Session resume

A pane lost to a reboot relaunches the conversation, carrying its original flags. More →

Context feed

Palette commands that hand the current selection or the repo’s git diff to the running agent as a prompt.

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What needs a hook

Live status — working, needs your input, done — comes from the agent itself, over a channel tty7 installs into that agent’s configuration. It powers the status dots, the notifications, the tray icon, and tty7 wait. Installing takes one click per agent under Settings → Agents. Status and notifications →

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Where to go next

Status and notifications

Hooks, status dots, the tray icon.

Sessions

Resume, fork, and copying a session id.

Orchestration

One agent driving another with tty7 wait.