Hydra is an open-source agentic terminal for macOS and Linux. It finds the coding-agent sessions already on your machine, including ones started outside Hydra, keeps them alive after you close the app through a local PTY daemon, and optionally lets you reach the same terminal from a browser. It uses native Rust rendering and needs no inbound port.
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Point it at a project folder and discover sessions you started elsewhere
A local daemon retains live terminals when the interface closes
Organize projects, windows and panes with different agents beside one another
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