#Xum - Coding Agent Multiplexer

[!IMPORTANT] This project was renamed from Mux to Xum after Mux.com raised a trademark concern. “Mux” is a common technical abbreviation of “multiplexer” and we do not expect confusion between the projects, but chose to rename ours rather than spend more time on the dispute.

Xum product demo

#Features

Isolated workspaces with central view on git divergence (docs)
- Local: run directly in your project directory
- Worktree: git worktrees on your local machine
- SSH: remote execution on a server over SSH
Multi-model (sonnet-4-*, grok-*, gpt-5-*, opus-4-*)
- Ollama supported for local LLMs (docs)
- OpenRouter supported for long-tail of LLMs (docs)
VS Code Extension: Jump into Xum workspaces directly from VS Code (docs)
Supporting UI and keybinds for efficiently managing a suite of agents
Rich markdown outputs (mermaid diagrams, LaTeX, etc.)

Xum has a custom agent loop but much of the core UX is inspired by Claude Code. You'll find familiar features like Plan/Exec mode, vim inputs, /compact and new ones like opportunistic compaction and mode prompts.

Read the full documentation →

#Install

Download pre-built binaries from the releases page for macOS and Linux.

#Screenshots

_{Integrated code-review for faster iteration}	_{Agents report their status through the sidebar}
_{Git divergence UI keeps you looped in on changes and potential conflicts}	_{Mermaid diagrams make it easier to review complex proposals from the Agent}
_{Stay looped in on costs and token consumption}
_{Context management dialog keeps compaction controls in one place}
_{Xum server mode has a responsive UI for mobile users}

#More reading

See the documentation for more details.

#Development

See AGENTS.md for development setup and guidelines.

#License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.

See LICENSE for details.