Quorum Terminal is a terminal-first workspace for macOS, built for developers who ship with AI coding agents. It runs Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI side by side, and wraps them in project-management tools so your work stays organized across sessions.
A terminal built for AI agents
When you code with AI assistants you live in the terminal. Quorum Terminal positions itself as "the terminal IDE built for AI coding workflows" — not a code editor, but a project management framework for developers who ship with AI. You get a multi-terminal workspace where Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI each run in their own session, and the surrounding tooling keeps those sessions coherent.
Why not just a code editor?
Terminal-only workflows have a cost: projects get disorganized, context is lost between
sessions, and the reasoning behind past decisions is forgotten. Quorum Terminal closes
that gap by pairing the terminal with project management. It autoloads your AGENTS.md
instructions (wiring CLAUDE.md to them) so every agent session starts already aware of
your conventions instead of from zero, with companion files like STRUCTURE.json kept
alongside as your project's map.
What is inside
| Capability | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Multi-terminal workspace | Run several AI agents at once, each in its own session. |
| File tree | Browse and open files alongside your terminals. |
| Git panel | Inline diffs and worktrees for everyday version control. |
| Saved prompts | Keep reusable prompts close at hand. |
| Plugin system | Extend the workspace with additional tooling. |
| Usage tracking | Real-time Claude and Codex usage and cost insight. |
Tip: keep your
AGENTS.mdunder version control so the whole team shares the same persistent context.
Where to go next
To get Quorum Terminal running, see the Installation page. Once it is installed, the Quickstart page walks you through opening your first workspace and starting an agent session.
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