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