Clawtab

ClawTab: manage all your coding agents from one place

ClawTab connects Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes in one workspace. The agents keep running in their own terminals, and a background daemon tracks what each one is doing and whether it needs you. Apps for macOS, iPhone, and the web, plus hosts for Linux and Windows, let you answer an agent and continue its session from wherever you are.

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What you get

- Message bar: questions, permission prompts, and updates from every agent in one macOS bar. Reply from the card or jump to the session.
- Phone and web: live terminal, push notifications, and one-tap answers on iPhone and in the browser.
- Tmux plugin: working, waiting, and idle markers in your status bar, and panes named after their task.
- Scheduled jobs: run agents on a cron schedule or once at a set time, with optional auto-yes for unattended runs.
- cwt CLI: start, follow, and control agents and jobs from the terminal.
- Sessions without tmux: keep agents alive on macOS, Linux, and Windows without tmux.
- Desktop app and Mind Map: optional split workspaces and a map of your running agents.
- Also: secrets, Telegram, and workspace sharing.

How it fits together

The daemon runs in the background and doesn't need the desktop app open. Every client (tmux, cwt, desktop, phone) connects to the same session, so switching devices never restarts or duplicates an agent. Your Mac and any remote machines run the same daemon and connect to the same relay, so agents on all of them show up in one place. More in Remote machines and Architecture.

Install

On macOS, start the daemon after installing:

You need tmux (or managed sessions) and at least one agent CLI. To build from source, see Quick Start and platform…