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@suisya-systems/renga

v0.18.5

Published

AI-native terminal for orchestrating multiple Claude Code and Codex agents in one workspace

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

aiagentagent-orchestrationclaudeclaude-codecodexmcpterminalmultiplexerterminal-multiplexertuipanesplittmux

Readme

@suisya-systems/renga

An AI-native terminal for orchestrating multiple Claude Code and Codex agents in one workspace — mixed-client peer messaging, pane orchestration via MCP, and an IME-aware composition overlay for JP/CJK input.

For people already running 2+ coding agents in parallel. If you only ever run one agent at a time, the value over a plain terminal is small.

Install

npm install -g @suisya-systems/renga

Migrating from previous ccmux-fork:

npm uninstall -g ccmux-fork && npm install -g @suisya-systems/renga

Migrating from the upstream ccmux-cli:

npm uninstall -g ccmux-cli && npm install -g @suisya-systems/renga

Usage

renga                    # Launch in current directory
renga /path/to/project   # Launch in specified directory

Features

  • Mixed-client peer messaging between Claude Code and Codex panes via the built-in renga-peers MCP channel
  • Pane-control MCP tools (spawn_claude_pane, spawn_codex_pane, set_pane_identity, new_tab, send_keys, inspect_pane, ...)
  • Centered IME composition overlay for JP / CJK input with pane freeze + draft restore on reopen
  • Multi-pane splits, tab workspaces, and layout TOML
  • File tree sidebar with syntax-highlighted preview
  • Claude Code auto-detection (pane border turns orange)
  • Mouse support (click, drag resize, text selection)
  • Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Links

History

renga was originally derived from Shin-sibainu/ccmux and has since evolved independently — the AI-agent peer network, mixed-client orchestration flow, IME overlay, layout TOML, and the bilingual UX layer are renga-specific. See BRANCHING.md for the divergence policy.

License

MIT — upstream Shin-sibainu/ccmux copyright is retained per the license terms.