Running coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor)

Run multiple coding agents in parallel terminal nodes — and let them reshape the canvas through Genie's built-in control bridge.

Written By Deva

Last updated About 9 hours ago

Genie is built for running coding agents in parallel, each in its own terminal node on the canvas.

Supported agents

Any agent you can run in a shell works. Genie is designed around the popular ones:

  • Claude Code (claude)
  • Codex (codex)
  • Cursor (cursor-agent)

Agents that can drive the board

Genie injects a control bridge into every terminal node, so an agent can do more than print text — it can reshape your workspace. Through Genie's built-in agent tools, an agent can:

  • Spawn a sibling shell node (for example, to run a dev server next to itself).
  • Focus or arrange windows on the canvas.
  • Organize the board as work progresses.
  • Report progress back to you visually.

Working in parallel

Put one agent on a backend task, another on the frontend, a browser pane on the running app, and a notes node for your plan — all visible at once. When a Slack ping pulls you away, the board still holds the whole picture when you come back.