Muxy — the terminal that saves your focus when juggling a dozen projects

If you regularly try to juggle 4–8 open projects at once, you know the pain. I used to just scatter a bunch of windows across a single desktop to keep an eye on everything — let’s just say that approach is an acquired taste.

Then I stumbled upon Muxy. It’s a terminal that every self-respecting vibecoder should try right now. The tool genuinely boosted my focus during multitasking — working became noticeably more comfortable.

One caveat: macOS gets paranoid and flags the downloaded build as a threat. But we’re engineers — the source code is fully open. You can simply run it through an LLM for a security audit and build it yourself in Xcode.

Ironically, I had previously tried to vibecode my own analog — Open Agent Manager. But in practice, building a terminal on web technologies turned out to be a so-so idea. It doesn’t work as well as you’d want. For this kind of thing you need native implementations (thankfully they exist for all languages now), and I should have used them from the start.

Recently, when I saw Warp go open source, I started gradually porting my creation to it. Maybe one day I’ll finish my Warp-based solution. But in the meantime — I highly recommend giving Muxy a spin. It really helps.