CodeGrid vs. VS Code terminals

VS Code's integrated terminals are convenient when you're already in the editor — split a couple, run a dev server, done. But they're tab-based, bound to one editor window, and weren't designed for running many AI agents in parallel. CodeGrid is a dedicated canvas for exactly that.

CodeGrid
VS Code terminals
Terminals alongside your code
Built-in Git
Runs your real CLIs
Dozens of sessions visible on one canvas
Drag-and-resize 2D layout
Detects which agent needs you
Broadcast one prompt to every agent
Dedicated app, not tied to one editor window

If your work lives inside the editor, VS Code terminals are right there. When you're running many agents across many repos at once, CodeGrid gives you a canvas built for it — and it launches the same CLIs, so there's nothing to migrate.