Question 1

What is Chloe?

Accepted Answer

Chloe is a terminal-based application built in Rust that helps you manage multiple Claude Code instances simultaneously. It combines a Kanban board for task management with a terminal multiplexer for running parallel coding sessions.

Question 2

How is Chloe different from tmux or screen?

Accepted Answer

While tmux and screen are general-purpose terminal multiplexers, Chloe is specifically designed for AI-assisted coding workflows. It integrates task management directly with your terminal sessions, so you can associate tasks with specific Claude Code instances and track progress visually.

Question 3

Does Chloe require an Anthropic API key?

Accepted Answer

No, Chloe itself does not require an API key. It manages terminal sessions where you run Claude Code. Claude Code handles its own authentication separately.

Question 4

What platforms does Chloe support?

Accepted Answer

Chloe runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. The installation script automatically detects your platform and installs the appropriate binary.

Question 5

Is Chloe open source?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Chloe is fully open source and available on GitHub. It is written in 100% safe Rust with no unsafe code blocks, making it memory-safe and secure by design.

Question 6

Can I use Chloe with other AI coding assistants?

Accepted Answer

While Chloe is optimized for Claude Code workflows, the terminal multiplexer can run any command-line application. You can use it with any terminal-based tool or AI assistant.

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