Claudete is a control panel for AI coding agents. If you run more than one Claude Code session at a time, you end up alt-tabbing through a wall of terminal windows and losing track of which agent is waiting on you. Claudete puts them all in one grid.

Every tile is the genuine Claude Code terminal, a real PTY streamed over a websocket, not a reimplemented chat box, so you keep the full TUI. Type a prompt once and fan it out to every instance at the same time.

• Live grid of real terminals, 1 to 5 columns
• Broadcast one prompt to every running instance
• Plain shell tiles, a file editor, a git diff browser, to-do lists and notes
• Named tabs, search and status filtering across the fleet
• Live 5-hour and 7-day usage windows with time to reset
• Per-instance CPU and memory, summed across each process tree
• Works with Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenCode

Signed and notarized for Apple Silicon and Intel, with auto-updates. It also runs in the browser or headless on a Linux server. Free for up to 3 instances; Pro is a one-time $39 with no subscription.