Claude Squad
Terminal app managing multiple Claude Code instances in separate tmux workspaces for parallel development. Run 2-8 Claude sessions simultaneously.
- Run multiple Claude sessions in parallel on separate features
- Work on frontend and backend simultaneously without conflicts
- Manage several coding workspaces from a single terminal
Terminal app managing multiple Claude Code instances in separate tmux workspaces. Run 2-8 parallel Claude sessions for concurrent development. 6.8K stars.
Developers working on multiple features simultaneously who want to run parallel Claude Code sessions without them interfering with each other.
How to Get It
This is a methodology or approach. Paste the instructions below into a Claude conversation to get started.
go install github.com/smtg-ai/claude-squad@latest
Tip: Paste this into a Claude Code conversation. Verify command matches your Claude Code version.
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30 mentions across 2 sources
Reviewer notes
Reviewed review. These are observations, not a security certification.
6.8K stars. Multi-instance parallel development. Requires Go and tmux.
Community tool. Source reviewed.
2026-05-10: Solid fit if you're running Claude Code across multiple feature branches simultaneously and want workspace isolation without sessions bleeding into each other—tmux handles the sandboxing, Claude Squad handles the bookkeeping. The honest tradeoff: this is a session manager, not an orchestrator; you still wire together outputs manually, and API costs stack per instance with no shared context. 6.8K stars and active commits suggest real adoption, but production use is thin, so treat it as a productivity multiplier for solo devs or small teams rather than a production pipeline component.
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Evaluation
6.8K stars. Multi-instance parallel development. Requires Go and tmux.