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Omux Extends Cross-Platform Terminal Support with Windows Release, Simplifying Multi-Agent Claude Code Workflows

October 27, 2026 at 19:16 EDT

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Omux, a native terminal application designed for managing multiple Claude Code sessions simultaneously, has extended its platform support to Windows, delivering feature parity with its established macOS version. The move brings a dedicated terminal environment for AI-assisted development workflows to Windows 11 users, complementing the SwiftUI-based macOS application that launched earlier this year.

Terminal Multiplexing • October 2026

Omux Extends to Windows, Simplifying Multi-Session AI Development

A native terminal for managing multiple Claude Code sessions simultaneously now supports both macOS and Windows, with live status tracking and session resumption across restarts.

Supported Platforms

macOS + Windows

Native applications for both macOS 14+ and Windows 11, with feature parity across platforms

Key Feature

Session Persistence

Claude conversations resume automatically when the app restarts, preserving context across sessions

Session Status Indicators

Working

Waiting

Done

Live status tracking with Dock badge (macOS) and taskbar badge (Windows) for pending sessions

Implementation Note

Windows uses .NET/WebView2 with ConPTY pseudo console; macOS uses native SwiftUI with AppKit integration

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