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Nana
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One terminal for every coding agent, on Windows.

Key facts: Nana, launched on Product Hunt on November 4, 2026, is a native terminal multiplexer for Windows that runs coding agents side by side. Every agent sits in a split pane on its own Git worktree, so agents never touch each other's files, and Nana recognises 12 agents including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, Cursor and Droid, showing whether each one is working, waiting for you or done. Terminals live in a small server process, so closing the window does not stop your agents, and the same works over SSH on Linux and macOS. It is a native Rust app built on GPUI and Ghostty's terminal engine, not Electron.

Plans: Free beta for Windows 10 and newer, with no admin rights required.

Best for: Windows developers running several coding agents at once. Who should skip it: developers who run a single agent, or who want a macOS-native terminal.

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Windows developers running several coding agents at once. Who should skip it: developers who run a single agent, or anyone who wants a macOS-native terminal first.

Pricing

Free beta for Windows 10 and newer, no admin rights required.

FAQs

What is Nana? A native terminal multiplexer for Windows that runs coding agents side by side in split panes.

How does it stop agents overwriting each other? Each agent works on its own Git worktree.

Which agents does it recognise? Twelve, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, Cursor and Droid.

Do agents stop when I close Nana? No, terminals live in a small server process, so agents keep running.

Agent split panesGit worktreesAgent status

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