Palomino

Palomino: Native Mac workspace that runs multiple AI agents, terminals, browsers, and code files side by side in a single window.

Palomino is a native Mac application designed to manage and run multiple AI agents together in a single window. It supports agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Pi operating simultaneously side by side. The interface is written in Rust and rendered directly on the GPU for speed. Users can run integrated terminals, browsers, and code files alongside their active agents. It provides unlimited workspaces, agents, and panes based on the hardware capacity of the Mac, without requiring an account.

Palomino at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS
Pricing: Free with unlimited workspaces, agents, and panes; no account required
Released: October 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: trypalomino.com

Key features

Run agents side by side in a single window
Support for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi
GPU-rendered interface written in Rust
Built-in terminals, browsers, and file views
Unlimited workspaces and panes
Runs natively on macOS without an account

Use it for

Running multiple AI coding agents side by side
Executing terminal tests and local dev servers alongside agents
Viewing code files and web browser previews in the same window

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