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openpane

v0.2.1

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Open exact terminal grids across one display or every display.

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openpane

Open a clean grid of terminal windows on the current display or every display, then run the same command in each one.

Homepage: https://made-by-chris.github.io/openpane/

Install

NPX

Run it without a separate install:

npx openpane 2 2 claude

The npm package is a thin launcher that downloads the matching native binary from GitHub Releases on first run.

Native installers

These installers use GitHub Releases and native binaries directly. No Node runtime.

Windows

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/made-by-chris/openpane/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iex
openpane 2 2 claude

macOS

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/made-by-chris/openpane/main/scripts/install.sh | sh
openpane 2 2 claude

Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/made-by-chris/openpane/main/scripts/install.sh | sh
openpane 2 2 claude

Usage

openpane <x-axis cells> <y-axis cells> [*] [command...]
  • openpane 4 2 "claude -p 'hello'" opens a 4-by-2 grid on the active display
  • openpane 3 3 opens a 3-by-3 grid of interactive terminals
  • openpane 1 2 opens two vertically stacked terminals
  • openpane 3 1 opencode opens three side-by-side terminals running opencode
  • openpane 2 1 * "claude -p 'hello'" opens a 2-by-1 grid on every display

Platform notes

  • Windows uses Windows Terminal via wt.exe
  • macOS uses Terminal.app via osascript
  • Linux uses wmctrl, xdotool, xrandr, and the first available terminal from gnome-terminal, xfce4-terminal, konsole, kitty, alacritty, or xterm

Local development

cargo run -- 2 2 claude

Release install behavior

  • Unix installs the native binary to ~/.local/share/openpane/<version> and writes shims to ~/.local/bin
  • Windows installs the native binary to %LOCALAPPDATA%\openpane\<version> and writes shims to %USERPROFILE%\.openpane\bin
  • The installers pull the latest GitHub release by default

Build from source

cargo build --release