# Crystl — Fact Sheet

*Approved, copy-paste-ready facts and boilerplate for press. Last updated July 2026.*

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## One-liner

**Crystl is a multitasking terminal for AI coding agents.**

## Boilerplate — short (~40 words)

Crystl is a multitasking terminal for AI coding agents. Run many agents at once — across
projects and across vendors like Claude Code and Codex — while it surfaces each approval,
question, and finished task the moment it needs you. Conduct an orchestra of agents
without losing track.

## Boilerplate — long (~110 words)

Crystl is a multitasking terminal for AI coding agents — a terminal built for working
with more than one at a time. Running many agents in a normal terminal gets
overwhelming fast: tabs everywhere, approvals flying past, no sense of what needs you.
Crystl sits *above* any single agent rather than inside it, so it can hold agents across
different projects and different vendors — Claude Code, Codex, and others — side by side,
and passively surface what needs a human: a blocked approval, an agent's question, a
finished task. From there, conduct an orchestra of agents that hand off work and report
back — so you keep more going at once without losing track. Crystl is free on macOS and
iPhone; a paid Guild tier lets agents drive Crystl through its CLI and lets you control it
remotely over cellular.

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## At a glance

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| **Product** | Crystl |
| **Category** | Multitasking terminal for AI coding agents |
| **Platforms** | macOS · iPhone (App Store) — both free |
| **Pricing** | Free · **Guild** (paid) adds the agent-callable CLI (agents drive & manage Crystl) + remote control over cellular |
| **Website** | [crystl.dev](https://crystl.dev) |
| **Traction** | 737+ downloads (as of July 2026) |
| **Works with** | Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI coding agents, side by side |
| **Pronunciation** | "crystal" |

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## Key messages

- **Multitasking made approachable.** Not a power-user cockpit — a terminal where a
  beginner instantly gets "I can juggle many things here," and an expert gets a wand.
  *You don't need to learn how to use Crystl; an agent launched inside it already knows,
  and operates it for you.*
- **It sits above any single agent.** Multi-project (agents across different repos) and
  multi-vendor (no engine vendor will ever surface a competitor's agent — a neutral view
  can only come from outside all of them).
- **Surfacing is passive.** You don't poll for status; the blocked approval, the question,
  the finished task come *to* you — a floating panel, a tab that changes color, a phone
  push. Nothing stalls waiting on a yes you didn't know it needed.
- **A geological/mystical world.** Projects are *gems*, agents are *shards*, specialists
  are *heroes*, collaborative sessions are a *Quest*. The Book of Spells teaches what's
  possible through the same lens.

## Honest caveat (we say this plainly — agent-neutral honesty is a brand value)

Running different vendors' agents side by side and supervising them at the terminal level
works today. The **deepest** surfacing — approval panels via hooks — is **Claude Code-first**,
Codex partial, others terminal-level.

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## Naming & usage

- **Crystl** — capital C in prose. The wordmark is styled lowercase (`crystl.`).
- Not "Crystal," "Crystle," or "Krystl."
- Guild is the paid tier — capitalize it as a named tier.
- "Multitasking terminal" is the product's identity, not a tagline bolted on.
