Crosswalk

Crosswalk is a terminal manager for running AI agents on macOS and Windows.

Crosswalk is a terminal manager designed for running and monitoring multiple AI agents simultaneously. Each session runs in its own process, keeping tabs on whether an agent is working, finished, or waiting for input, and sessions continue running even when hidden or when the window closes. Users can organize sessions into groups, add custom notes to track what each agent is doing, and view multiple sessions at once using built-in layouts and custom grids. The app supports real PTYs on macOS and Windows consoles, handles clickable paths and URLs, and provides a clean copy option to remove terminal line breaks and indentation. It also includes reusable instruction snippets, desktop notifications for finished tasks, rebindable keyboard shortcuts, and twelve built-in themes. Crosswalk is available for macOS and Windows, requiring a one-time purchase after a fourteen-day free trial.

Crosswalk at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Windows
Pricing: 14-day free trial; $14.99 paid once
Released: November 2026
Category: AI productivity tool
Website: wareshq.com

Key features

Manage multiple running AI agent sessions
View multiple sessions in split panes and custom grids
Add notes to individual terminal sessions
Copy text without hard line breaks or indentation
Store and paste reusable instruction snippets
Receive desktop notifications when sessions finish
Open clickable URLs, files, and directories

Use it for

Monitoring multiple AI coding agents simultaneously
Organizing AI terminal sessions by project topic
Copying agent output cleanly into documents or editors
Reusing common instructions across multiple agent sessions

Alternatives to Crosswalk

AI Bridge — Organise AI coding agents by job and project in one window.
Corgi — Keeps agents running in the background and tracks every action.
Agent Manager — Run multiple AI coding agents side by side with live status, quick prompts, and diff review.
Twine — Coordinates multiple coding agents with visual traces and controlled workflows.
Multipeer — Run AI agents and collaborate with your team live on a single encrypted canvas.
SupaYatta — Tracks Claude Code, Cowork, and Codex sessions in the Mac notch with instant alerts.
Shrine: a shrine for your agents — Visualizes active AI agent sessions and development work.
IWE — Works natively across Mac apps, text editors, terminal CLI, and MCP servers.
CrossPaste — It syncs clipboard data via local network with end-to-end encryption.
Trim 1 — Runs on one CPU core in milliseconds with no GPU or network calls required.
ShareCube — Publish agent artifacts to URLs for team annotation and editing.
Kaiku — Wire-level MCP compatibility lets existing AI agents work without custom bridges.

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