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How: Quil knows what runs in each pane. SSH and Stripe panes re-run with the same command, shells return to their folder, and AI agents resume their own conversation. Works for any pane type you add in a TOML file too. quil.cc

Turn it off. Turn it on. Type quil. SSH sessions: back. stripe listen: back. Every shell, its folder and its last screen: back.

5/5 · Updates without leaving the app Quil checks daily, downloads and verifies the new release in the background, and installs it with one confirmation. Tabs, layouts, notes and Claude sessions come back as they were. quil.cc

4 more things Quil quietly handles for you, so you can stay focused on your agents 🧵

4/5 · Your other tools, as panes k9s for Kubernetes, lazysql for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and MSSQL, and yazi for files. All from Ctrl+N → Tools, right next to your agents. Each one appears once its binary is installed.

3/5 · Keybindings that tell you when they're broken A duplicate, a clash with a built-in or a typo shows up as a warning in F1 → Shortcuts, not as a key that silently does nothing. Coming from tmux? preset = "tmux" gives you the Ctrl+B prefix.

2/5 · Model + context in the status bar See which model an AI pane is on and how many tokens of context it has used, e.g. "opus-4.8 · 612k ctx". No asking the agent, no scrolling back to its header. Raw token counts, never a guessed percentage.

An AI agent wedged mid-turn shouldn't freeze your whole terminal. In Quil it doesn't. That pane gets a warning, everything else stays interactive, and Alt+R restarts it with its session resumed. Daemon stuck? quil restart brings it all back.

One window, every machine. Projects from your laptop, a GPU box and a build server share one Quil sidebar. Each host gets its own SSH channel and reconnects on its own, so one dropping doesn't freeze the rest. Add one: Alt+Shift+N → Remote (ssh) quil.cc

Got a CLI tool you live in? Make it a Quil pane. Drop one TOML file in ~/.quil/plugins, hit F1 → Plugins → Reload Plugins, and it shows up under Ctrl+N. No compiling, no forks. Claude Code, Codex and lazygit ship as plugins the same way. quil.cc

Here's Quil in 45 seconds. Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode side by side. The sidebar shows who's working and who needs you, and Alt+Shift+A jumps straight there. Then a full reboot: type quil and every pane and conversation comes back. quil.cc

5/5 · Move things, nothing restarts Move a pane to another tab, a tab to another project, or re-lay-out a whole tab. Every process, its history and its directory stay as they were. Free and open source: quil.cc

You've seen the big Quil features. Here are 4 small ones you'll end up using every day 🧵

4/5 · Desktop notifications (beta) An agent is waiting for you while you're in another window? Quil raises a Windows toast. Click it and you land on the right project, tab and pane.

3/5 · Alt+E Leave yourself a note on any pane: what the agent is doing, what to check next, the ticket number. It saves automatically and comes back after a reboot with the rest of the workspace.

2/5 · Alt+Shift+I AI panes bury your prompt under a wall of output. Input history lists every prompt you sent, newest first. Enter opens the full text so you can copy it back. Works with Claude Code and Codex, and survives restarts.

Working on a proper Quil demo right now. Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode side by side, a reboot, and everything coming back. Stay tuned 👀

New Claude Code pane, but you want yesterday's conversation back? Quil's setup dialog lists every earlier session for that folder, titled with the first prompt you typed. Press i to see when it started, when you last used it and how many prompts. quil.cc

Some work needs a team, not one agent. Alt+Shift+P → New from template. Pick agent-team, give it a task, and Quil builds the whole tab: an orchestrator, an analyst and a developer, each with its opening prompt. Ships with agent-team, pair and review. quil.cc

Some work needs a team, not one agent. Alt+Shift+P → New from template. Pick agent-team, give it a task, and Quil builds the whole tab: an orchestrator, an analyst and a developer, each with its opening prompt. Ships with agent-team, pair and review. quil.cc