Native · GPU-rendered · Windows, Linux, macOS

The terminal built for running agents

Tile live terminal panes, give each a locked name and its own color frame, and watch and drive your AI agents from one frameless app. tmux's power, without the Electron.

Everything a tiling terminal should do

Locked labels

Name a pane and it stays named. Shell title escapes never overwrite it.

Per-pane frame colors

Tell eight panes apart at a glance with a palette or a custom color.

Layout presets

Single, columns, rows, grid, main + stack, or automatic. Shells and scrollback survive every switch.

Tear off and move

Drag panes and tabs between workspaces or out into their own windows.

Declarative workspaces

Describe a whole layout in a workspace.json and open it in one shot.

Dictate and Talk

Speak into a pane with offline whisper.cpp, or have replies read aloud locally.

Agent supervision

Avada is agent-first. Panes running claude, codex, gemini, aider and friends glow when the agent goes quiet at its prompt, so you always know which one is waiting on you.

  • Idle-agent glow in five styles, with a tunable threshold.
  • Control API / MCP: opt-in, loopback only, token-authenticated, so an agent, or a whole org of agents, can read and drive panes.
  • Claude history: browse, search and resume past conversations per project.
  • Reminders that bring you back to the right pane.
Off by default

The Control API is opt-in, with a second opt-in before an agent can type into your panes.

Modules, a marketplace, and licensing

Marketplace

Find modules on GitHub, install them from source, and enable or disable them per workspace without leaving the app.

Learn about modules →

Licensing

Commercial modules are licensed with standard OAuth device sign-in and signed tokens. Activate, manage and download at the license service.

license.avada.to →

Run your agents in the open

Free to download. Early days: native v0.0.x, built in Rust.

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