Apps similar to Technically Not include Claude Code. It's paid, but Conductor and Splitlane are free. In total there are three AI Coding Assistants like Technically Not for Mac, Linux, the web and Windows.
Terminal AI assistant features deep codebase awareness, rapid code searches, multi-file edits, and advanced code understanding with explicit approval for changes, integration with VS Code and JetBrains, leverages build tools and test suites, and is highly configurable.
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Enables running parallel Claude Codes as separate agents, each in an isolated workspace on your Mac, supporting local repo cloning, agent status tracking, visual dashboards, code review, and transparency for collaborative code changes and debugging.
Splitlane is a native desktop app for supervising several CLI coding agents at once. Each agent runs in a real terminal pane, as it would in your own terminal. Splitlane shows which session is working, which has finished and which is stopped on a question for you.
