Terminal UI
Gas Town
Multi-agent workspace manager
Gas Town, by Steve Yegge, coordinates fleets of AI coding agents working in parallel across projects. Work state persists in git-backed worktrees ('hooks') and a git-native issue tracker (Beads), so agents survive restarts and crashes. A terminal dashboard (gt feed) and a self-hosted web dashboard monitor the many concurrent agent sessions ('Polecats'), a watchdog system detects stuck agents, and an automated merge queue (the Refinery) lands their work. Agents attach via tmux by default, with a no-tmux minimal mode available.
FAQ
- Is Gas Town free?
- Yes — Gas Town is free and open source.
- Which coding agents does Gas Town support?
- Gas Town works with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Amp, OpenCode and Pi.
- What platforms does Gas Town run on?
- Gas Town runs on macOS, Linux and Web.
- Is Gas Town open source?
- Yes — Gas Town is open source.
