Conduit - Multi-Agent TUI for AI Coding Assistants
A multi-agent TUI for orchestrating AI coding assistants. Run Claude Code and Codex CLI side-by-side in your terminal.
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Summary
In this X post Daniel San explains why he moved from the VS Code terminal to the Ghostty terminal for using Claude Code, and he shares a custom SAND keybinding scheme that streamlines splitting panels, tab navigation, zooming and closing within Ghostty.
Highlights
- Ghostty terminal is used as a more stable alternative to VS Code's integrated terminal for Claude Code work.
- SAND keybindings (Split‑Nav‑Focus) provide quick shortcuts: S – split panels, A – tab and focus navigation, N – workspace navigation, D – close panel.
- Supports running multiple Claude Code instances side‑by‑side across different Git worktrees using split views.
- Configuration can be bootstrapped via a curlable gist or directly from a Claude prompt.
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Context
Audience
Developers who use AI coding assistants and need a more reliable terminal workflow for managing multiple codebases
DomainAI‑assisted development
Accessfree online
Source Overview
Daniel San describes switching to Ghostty terminal for Claude Code due to VSCode terminal crashes during long AI sessions.
He introduces SAND keybindings: S for splitting panels (Cmd+D vertical, Cmd+Shift+D horizontal), A for navigating tabs and focus (Cmd+T new tab, Cmd+Alt+Arrows move focus, Cmd+Shift+E equalize, Cmd+Shift+F zoom), N for navigation, and D for closing (Cmd+W). The setup supports multiple Claude Code instances across Git worktrees in split panels, with config via gist curl or Claude prompt.
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Ghostty terminalClaude CodeGit worktreesVS Code integrated terminal issuesmacOS keyboard shortcuts
