This CLI Launches Parallel AI Agents. It Didn't Launch on Linux.

All I wanted was to point a swarm of Claude Code agents at a set of GitHub issues and let them work in parallel. iloom does exactly that: spin up isolated git worktrees, assign an agent to each issue, let them run concurrently, come back to a set of PRs. I ran il start on my Linux dev server and hit three errors in a row. First, it couldn't find the code CLI command (I use Code Server, which doesn't ship one). Passed --no-code . Second, it detected a non-interactive environment (I was in a Claude Code terminal session). Passed --epic explicitly. Third: Terminal window launching not yet supported on linux. No flag. No fallback. No workaround. The core workflow, the entire reason the tool exists, was hardcoded for macOS. Every invocation mode failed: single issue, epic, one-shot. The worktree creation succeeded each time, then the process died trying to open a Terminal.app window on a headless server, leaving orphaned worktrees behind. I filed issue #795 and started reading the codebase.