maddada/Ghostex

The Best & Most Powerful Native Agents Workspace. Fully Rust & GPUI based. Mobile apps. 20+ agents. Ghostty.

What it solves

Ghostex addresses the challenge of managing multiple AI coding agents simultaneously. It provides a unified, persistent workspace that allows developers to switch between different agents, maintain long-running sessions across restarts, and coordinate complex tasks involving multiple AI models.

How it works

Built on a native Rust/GPUI shell, Ghostex acts as a multi-modal interface for various CLI-based coding agents (such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini). It integrates a chat GUI, a terminal, and an embedded VS Code-based IDE into a single workspace. Users can queue prompts, annotate outputs, and even orchestrate sub-agents to perform tasks. The platform synchronizes these sessions across desktop and mobile devices, allowing for remote access and real-time monitoring of agent progress.

Who it’s for

This tool is designed for developers who rely on AI coding assistants and need a centralized, high-performance environment to manage multiple agent sessions, complex workflows, and cross-model interactions without losing context.

Highlights

  • Unified Agent Management: Supports a wide range of coding agents with the ability to swap models or hand off tasks between them mid-session.
  • Persistent Workspaces: Sessions survive restarts and are accessible across desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) and mobile (iOS, Android) platforms.
  • Advanced Interaction: Features a rich chat GUI with clickable diffs, visual charts, and interactive forms for agent decision-making.
  • Orchestration Capabilities: Allows agents to spawn and manage sub-agents, enabling complex, multi-step automated workflows.
  • Integrated Tools: Includes a built-in IDE, terminal, and browser annotation tools that load on demand to keep the workspace efficient.

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