Not just a terminal. Not just an editor.
Terminals give you panes. Editors give you files. Session remotes put one agent on your phone. PurePoint puts all of it around your agents: terminals, an editor, a diff viewer and worktrees on every machine you own, reachable from any device.
| Compared on | Terminals and tmux Ghostty, iTerm, Warp | AI code editors Cursor, VS Code | Session remotes Claude Code Remote Control | PurePoint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built around | Shells and panes | Files, with an assistant panel | One agent conversation | Agents, worktrees and terminals, in any mix |
| Many agents at once | In panes you arrange and keep track of yourself | A few, usually inside one project | One per session | As many as you want across projects, with live status for each |
| Worktrees | Created and cleaned up by hand | Varies by editor | Not handled | Created from the sidebar or pu, shared or one per agent |
| Other machines | SSH into each one separately | Remote development, one machine per window | Only the machine the session started on | Every Mac and Linux box in one sidebar |
| iPad and iPhone | Through a separate SSH app | Mostly desktop only | Yes, for that one session | Full workspace on iPad; agents, terminals and chat on iPhone |
| Editor and diff | Open another app | Yes, it's the core of the product | No | Built in, one tab from the agent |
| When you walk away | tmux keeps it alive; you check back by hand | Usually tied to the open editor | Depends on the terminal it started in | A daemon keeps agents running and notifies you when one needs you |
| Which agents | Any CLI | Mainly the built-in assistant | The vendor's own agent | Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or any terminal CLI, mixed |
PurePoint works alongside the tools you like. Run tmux or Claude Code with Remote Control inside a PurePoint terminal, and keep your editor open next to it.
Keep using the agents you have. Run all of them from one place.
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