Terminal Graph: Multi-Terminal Agent Workflow Tool
carsonfarmer · x · 2026-07-15
This is a repost introducing the dev tool Terminal Graph, with its core selling point being the construction and management of multi-terminal workflows.
The quoted context mentions that it is well-suited for tackling context fatigue when dealing with multiple parallel agents, aiming to help developers coordinate multi-terminal/agent tasks more efficiently.
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