Craig is a keyboard-driven terminal workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex and Cursor in parallel, each task in its own Git worktree, and keeps tasks, changes, pull requests and checks together in one place. It installs from npm, needs Node 22 or newer, is MIT licensed and requires no Craig account.
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Give one agent the bug and another the feature; Craig creates a branch and worktree for each.
Pull requests and CI checks sit next to the agent that produced them.
The whole loop from starting a task to merging runs inside one TUI.
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