alternatives
Antumi alternatives
TL;DR
Antumi (安图米) is a free, Apache-2.0 desktop app from a GitHub developer called flyhero, with no website beyond the repo. It drives ten agent CLIs, among them Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI, from a single chat window. Each task goes on its own git worktree, a separate working copy and branch, so agents stay out of each other's files. Its signature feature is quota handling: when a Claude Code or Codex account runs dry, it switches to another or waits for the reset.
It's young. The project calls itself a development preview, tested mostly on macOS, and the Mac build is Apple Silicon only. Repos inside WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) are a roadmap item. Most docs beyond the README and user guide are in Chinese. And you see agents as chat replies, not in their own terminals.
Pane suits you if you want each agent's raw terminal and WSL repos today. Each task gets a worktree, a diff view and git shortcuts, on Windows (x64 and ARM64), WSL, Intel or Apple Silicon Macs, and Linux. Orca is the closest match for Antumi's account switching, Emdash turns tickets into tasks, and Agent Orchestrator feeds CI failures back to agents.
the alternatives
Antumi is a lot of app for a preview. Each of these is strong at one thing Antumi users tend to care about. Chip colors show each OS: green for native, amber with a catch, red for none.
1.Pane
Best for real terminals and WSL repos now, on Intel Macs and Windows ARM64 too.
Run Claude Code, Codex or any other CLI in its own terminal and worktree. A Changes tab holds the diff, and git actions are shortcuts. Antumi's @-handoffs map to Pane Sessions, orchestrator chats that start worker agents and message them. AGPL-3.0, free, no login.
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2.Orca
Best for account hot-swap and usage meters, plus a browser and phone apps.
Orca swaps Claude and Codex accounts in one click and meters usage for about nine providers, close to what draws people to Antumi. It also has worktrees, real terminals, diff review, a built-in browser and support for WSL repos. MIT and free on Mac, Windows x64 and Linux.
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3.Emdash
Best for tickets into tasks from 12 trackers, with 35 agents.
Like Antumi's Inbox, Emdash turns tickets into tasks, from 12 trackers including GitHub, Jira and Linear. It detects 35 agent CLIs, runs them locally or on SSH hosts, and can create and merge GitHub PRs. Apache-2.0 and free. Mac, Windows x64 and Linux; no WSL repos.
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Best for a review loop that sends failed checks back to the agent.
Antumi lets a lead hand work to reviewers. AO does a version of that around pull requests: when CI fails or a reviewer comments, it routes the feedback to the agent that wrote the code. Sessions sit on a live kanban, each in a worktree. Apache-2.0, 32 named harnesses, Windows x64, macOS and Linux x64; no WSL repos.
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which one should you pick?
stay with Antumi if
- → you juggle several Claude Code or Codex accounts and want it to switch or resume when a quota runs out
- → you like @-mentioning one agent to hand work to another, or running a lead with developers and reviewers
- → you use ZenTao, Kimi Code, ZCode or DeepSeek Harness, which it supports out of the box
- → Chinese docs and a preview label don't bother you
pick pane if
- → your repos live in WSL, or you're on an Intel Mac or a Windows ARM64 laptop
- → you want to watch each agent's own terminal and use whatever CLI you like
- → you want the docs in English
pane vs Antumi at a glance
yespartly, or with a catchno
| pane9 yes · 0 partly · 0 no | Antumi6 yes · 2 partly · 1 no | |
|---|---|---|
| basics | ||
| what it is | a desktop app | a desktop app, in development preview |
| platforms | ||
| Windows | yes, native (x64 and ARM64) | yes, x64 |
| repos inside WSL | yes, in the same app | not yet, on the roadmap |
| macOS | yes | Apple Silicon only |
| Linux | yes (AppImage, .deb) | yes, x64 (AppImage, .deb) |
| agents | ||
| agents | any CLI | 10 listed CLIs |
| how you see agents | the agent's real terminal | a chat window |
| everyday work | ||
| worktree per task | yes, by default | yes |
| review and git | Changes panel, diff tabs, commit, push, merge | branch diff with comments, checks, merge, a Git page |
| safety and setup | ||
| license | AGPL-3.0 | Apache-2.0 |
| account needed | no | no |
basics
what it is
pane
Antumi
a desktop app, in development previewplatforms
Windows
pane
Antumi
yes, x64repos inside WSL
pane
Antumi
not yet, on the roadmapmacOS
pane
Antumi
Apple Silicon onlyLinux
pane
Antumi
yes, x64 (AppImage, .deb)agents
agents
pane
Antumi
10 listed CLIshow you see agents
pane
Antumi
a chat windoweveryday work
worktree per task
pane
Antumi
yesreview and git
pane
Antumi
branch diff with comments, checks, merge, a Git pagesafety and setup
license
pane
Antumi
Apache-2.0account needed
pane
Antumi
noAntumi facts checked on November 5, 2026 (Antumi v0.21.4); Pane facts from Pane v2.4.214 and its docs.
why people look for an Antumi alternative
A preview build, no WSL repos yet, ten fixed agents and mostly Chinese docs.
Antumi's README calls it a development preview, "developed and tested mainly on macOS." On a Mac it's Apple Silicon only. Linux builds are new: the first stable release with them, v0.21.2, came out on October 30, 2026. Running agents on WSL repos or over SSH is on the roadmap.
The ten agents run headless, and their replies land in Antumi's chat, so you never see the agent's own screen. Settings lists other CLIs it recognizes but doesn't drive. The architecture docs and changelog are Chinese only, and with three issues and PRs so far, there's little public feedback to weigh.
moving from Antumi to pane
Same CLIs and logins. Each Antumi task becomes a Pane.
Antumi uses the agent CLIs you already signed in to, and so does Pane. Create a Pane per task and you get a worktree on a new branch, with .env and agent folders copied over. Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode start from a preset, and Cursor has one on macOS, Linux and WSL. Pi, Gemini CLI and the rest start as custom commands.
You'll work in the agent's terminal rather than a chat. Read each diff in the Changes tab and commit or merge from the keyboard. For hand-offs, open a Pane Session. Its agent can spin up workers and send them prompts.
our verdict
Antumi crams quota switching, delegation, team roles and a browser into a free app that's six weeks old. If you want real terminals, any CLI or WSL repos today, Pane is the direct swap. For account hot-swap in a bigger app, Orca. For tickets into tasks, Emdash. For a CI review loop, Agent Orchestrator.
how we checked
Antumi has no website, so on November 5, 2026 we read its English and Chinese READMEs, docs folder, Chinese changelog, releases and issues. We didn't run it.
Orca, Emdash and Agent Orchestrator were researched on October 3, 2026 and rechecked on October 4. We ran Emdash's Linux build on October 3.
- What we ran
- → Desk research: Antumi's English and Chinese READMEs, docs folder, changelog, GitHub releases and issues, checked November 5, 2026. We didn't install or run Antumi.
- Who wrote this
- We make Pane, so we have a stake in this. We checked every claim about Antumi against its own site, docs, releases and issues on the dates above.
- Corrections
- If anything here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it and update the date at the top. Open an issue on GitHub
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frequently asked questions
By Parsa Khazaeepoul, co-founder of Pane. .