Ghostex is an all-in-one native agents workspace: agent chats, a code editor, and a browser for every agent CLI and subscription you have, in one fast native window built with Rust and GPUI.
Features:
A real chat for every agent — thinking, tool calls, and file edits fold into tidy cards, diffs are readable, images are clickable, and prompts queue while the agent works. It is still the agent's own CLI underneath, and the raw terminal is one hotkey away.
Coordinators that run the work — tell a coordinator what needs doing and it hands each piece to a thread it starts, briefs, and keeps track of, in its own Git worktree when threads should run in parallel.
Multiple Claude and Codex accounts with automatic failover when limits are hit.
Remote access to your machines via phone pairing or Tailscale.
Optional plugins for Linear, Jira, GitHub, Sentry, and more.
What's new in 10.36.0
macOS: Apple Silicon DMG · Windows: x64 installer Linux x64: .deb · .rpm · tarball (mise/ubi) · AUR (ghostex-bin) · Linux ARM64: .deb · .rpm · tarball Android: APK · iOS: TestFlight through Discord (post in the iOS channel) 10.36.0 - 2026-10-26 Ghostex 10.36.0 is out. Ghostex moves to the newest GPUI, Ghostty, Chromium and VS Code, uses far less CPU while accessibility tools run, gets open files, VS Code windows and Browser pages as tabs, background pages for agents in other projects, a Session details panel for every chat agent, separate accounts for people who share a Codex Business workspace, and a round of fixes for remote computers, Linux installs and the phone. ⚡ Faster and newer - Ghostex is drawn by the newest GPUI (Zed's latest, GPUI Fast and GPUI Kit 0.8), so idle CPU drops from about 26% to about 4% while accessibility tools are running. - Lists and menus scroll with macOS-style bounce. - Terminals run on Ghostty's late-October code and the newest zmx, and sessions that are already running keep going through the update. - The built-in browser runs Chromium 156, October's security update. After updating, Ghostex downloads its Chromium runtime once more the first time a browser view opens. - The VS Code view moves to VS Code 1.143.1. - Rendering and window errors are written to Ghostex's log, so a problem like a window that stops updating can be diagnosed. 💬 Chat - Every chat agent gets a Session details panel with Environment, Context, Skills and Changes, Codex and OpenCode show every card their data supports, and empty cards are hidden. - Each chat remembers whether its Session details panel is open, and switching chats no longer turns the floating card off for every chat. - The Prompt Editor shortcut (Ctrl+G) in a chat box opens the chat box's maximized editor and restores it on the next press; the terminal view keeps opening the Prompt Editor. - Comments and notes sent to a chat box show at once and add to what's there instead of replacing earlier pills or typed text. - Add to Session Context adds the file to the chat box when the session is shown as a chat. - A failed command row no longer shows "Exit code 1" after its title; the red title and cross already say it failed, and the full output stays in the expanded row. - Ghostex dismisses Claude's self-drafted feedback card, the chat gets Copy Report, and a Claude panel's selected tab is readable. …
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