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Projects, past commands and the output of any pane — found from the keyboard.
Skywell for Mac
A native Mac terminal for your agents, projects, and running services.
Requires macOS 26
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode — and your whole stack.
64 built-in badges, recognized the moment they run.
Pick an agent, a count and a folder. Skywell opens two to nine sessions in one step and lays them out in a balanced grid.
Run claude and the tab becomes Claude. Start a dev server and its port shows up right in the tab — ● :3000 — one click opens it in your browser.
Closed the wrong tab mid-task? Undo Close brings back the same live session. Pin the ones that matter and they keep running after you quit Skywell.
When a port is taken, Skywell names the process that holds it — jump to it or stop it where it runs. Containers and Compose projects sit beside your shell: logs, a shell inside, or the whole stack down.
Build the layout as you go, zoom a pane to fill the window and snap right back, then even every split out in one press.
Projects, past commands and the output of any pane — found from the keyboard.
Save a command once, call it by name, fill in the fields that change.
One click keeps the Mac awake while a long job runs. Click again and let it rest.
Fourteen themes you can preview live. Twelve coding fonts, built in. Pick one below.
atlasAgents, runtimes, databases, editors and cloud CLIs get their own mark in tabs and panes — the moment they start.
A Mac app built with Swift and AppKit — real windows, tabs, menus and shortcuts.
Its own Metal and Core Text renderer draws the terminal on a dedicated thread.
Terminal emulation from libghostty-vt, embedded through its documented library.
Sessions live in a separate process — that’s why Undo Close and Pin can bring them back.