Palomino positions itself as a home base for AI coding agents rather than a replacement for them. The pitch is simple: instead of scattering Claude Code, Codex, and Pi across terminal tabs, you run them in a single window and watch them work next to the code and pages they touch.
The core layout puts agents side by side with terminals, a browser, and file views, all rendered on the GPU. You can open tabs for different tasks, run test and dev-server commands in an embedded terminal, and preview local sites without leaving the app. A model picker references options like Opus 5.5 and Codex, and the page notes GPT-6.1 Terra is available.
It is aimed at developers who already use command-line coding agents and want a tidier workspace for comparing their output. The download is for Mac, with Windows and Linux available through a waitlist, so non-Mac users should expect to wait.
A practical approach is to start with one or two agents on a real task, such as fixing a login redirect or reviewing a build, and use the side-by-side view to compare results. Keep your existing CLI workflows, since Palomino wraps rather than replaces them. In short, it is a focused workspace for people who treat coding agents as everyday collaborators.
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