Claude Code does the same autonomous coding job as Palomino, editing files and running commands, and adds GitHub and GitLab issue-to-pull-request workflows.
Paid plans: see official pricing
AI tool
Palomino
Palomino lets you run Claude Code, Codex, and Pi side by side in one window, with terminals, browsers, and files.
What Palomino does
Lets you run several AI coding agents together in a single window. Shows terminals, browsers, and files alongside the agent panes. Offers a Mac download and states that no account is required.
Key features
- Runs multiple coding agents in one window
- Side-by-side agent panes
- Terminals, browsers, and files in one place
- Unlimited workspaces and agent panes
- Rendered on the GPU
Pros
Pros
- Keeps several coding agents visible side by side in one window.
- States that no account is required to use it.
Where Palomino is listed
Palomino is listed under AI coding agents in AI coding tools.
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Palomino alternatives
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GitHub Copilot covers part of Palomino's agent job with a cloud agent that runs assigned tasks in the background and a command-line tool, and adds code completion.
Free plan · Paid from $10/user/mo
Cursor is an AI coding agent that turns ideas into code and takes handed-off tasks, overlapping Palomino's agent work and adding team administration features.
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OpenHands is an open source platform of autonomous agents that plan, write, and apply code changes across codebases, similar to Palomino's agent job, with a free local option.
Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing
Devin is an autonomous software engineer that builds, tests, and delivers pull requests in the cloud or on your machine, matching Palomino's agent job with parallel cloud agents.
Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing