Quil – a reboot-proof terminal multiplexer that resumes AI sessions (github.com)

Quil has launched a new terminal multiplexer designed specifically for AI-native development, enabling developers to manage multiple sessions seamlessly. Unlike traditional tools like tmux, Quil offers a persistent workspace that resumes all AI conversations and terminal setups automatically after reboots, making it particularly valuable for professionals who juggle several AI assistants, webhooks, and SSH connections throughout their projects. This innovation not only enhances workflow efficiency but also reduces the disruption usually caused by system restarts. The multiplexer integrates with various tools, allowing AI assistants to interact directly with the terminal through a Management Control Protocol (MCP). Key features include typed panes for different programming environments, persistent SSH connections, and support for integrations with coding tools like Claude Code and Git. The one-line installation for Linux and macOS, along with simple setup instructions for Windows, further lowers the entry barrier for developers. With Quil, users can expect to improve their development experience and productivity, making it a significant advancement in AI/ML development workflows.