Rex
Terminal session managersSuperlogicalActive, with known limits
Rex provides terminal sessions that coding agents can control through a CLI and built-in skills.
At a glance
Rex is in the directory but not on our ranked shortlists, and we have no traction figure for it yet.
What it does
- Agent-controlled tabs and panes
- Terminal screen reading
- CLI and skill integration
- Connected-app controls
Who it's for
Developers who want their agents to organize and operate terminal sessions.
Pricing
No price on record. Check Superlogical's site.
Common questions
What is Rex?
Rex provides terminal sessions that coding agents can control through a CLI and built-in skills.
Who is Rex for?
Developers who want their agents to organize and operate terminal sessions.
How much does Rex cost?
We have no price on record for Rex. Check Superlogical's site.
Does Rex run locally or in the cloud?
Rex runs on your machine. You use it through a terminal and an editor.
What are alternatives to Rex?
Other terminal session managers in the directory: Agent Deck, Agent of Empires, CCManager, Claude Squad, dmux, Herdr, Named Tmux Manager (NTM). Different categories solve the same problem differently, so see the Terminal session managers category page for tradeoffs.
Compare Rex
Show all 7 alternatives
- Agent Deck · asheshgoplani
- Agent of Empires · Agent of Empires
- CCManager · kbwo
- Claude Squad · smtg-ai
- dmux · Standard Agents
- Herdr · herdrdev
- Named Tmux Manager (NTM) · Dicklesworthstone