Keep coding-agent sessions, project workspaces and code reviews in one native app. Paneflow brings real terminal panes, session history and Git change review together. Explore the creator screenshot and source; agent accounts and usage costs are separate.
Created by Arthur Jean
Built with Codex · GPT-5.6 Sol
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Source checked October 3, 2026Original Devpost identifies Arthur Jean and credits Codex for terminal-backend migration, Windows port and interface work on an existing project. Canonical GitHub repository verified. Creator screenshot visually inspected: workspace sidebar and split Codex terminal panes.
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