# plx What if: there was a terminal multiplexer that would let me quickly iterate and experiment on UI and my workflow?\ Status: daily driver, preparing for public relesae My terminal is where I spend most of my day, and my workflow keeps changing, especially now that I work with agents. Every time I had an idea for how my setup could work better, the multiplexer stood in the way: its UI is fixed, and changing how it behaves means waiting for someone else to build it. Almost everything in plx can be changed while it runs, which makes it a fast loop: * plugins: a Lua script or any `plx-` program (with the Go SDK); even the status bar is a Lua script * hotty support: panels and pane borders render as HTML in a hotty terminal, so new UI is just HTML * `plx update` swaps the binary under running sessions via [engram](https://neuroplast.io/libs/engram), and agents keep running * a CLI that agents use to drive it, e.g. margin opens its review in a split * agent status on each pane via Claude Code and Codex hooks, and a roster of agents across machines * attaching another machine's session over ssh I have a lot of things planned for plx, so stay tuned. Want early access? Shoot me an email: [toly@neuroplast.io](mailto:toly@neuroplast.io) --- [neuroplast.io](https://neuroplast.io/) ยท [github.com/neuroplastio](https://github.com/neuroplastio)