Lazychat is one terminal for all your AI coding agents. It runs Claude Code and Codex sessions side by side, shows at a glance which one needs you, and keeps Git and a shell for every project one key away. It is a Mac app for Apple silicon or Intel on macOS 12 or newer, installed through Homebrew, and you need to be logged in to at least one of the agents it drives.
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Point lazychat at a project and start an agent session in it.
Keep Claude Code and Codex going at once and see which one is waiting on you.
Reach Git and a shell for the project without switching windows.
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