That looks like the bigger form of Aloe ciliaris, the climbing aloe. Its going by a much tougher to pronounce genus name, but the plant is still the same.

Yes, as Rob says a climbing aloe, Aloiampelos ciliaris. Yours is looking nice, except it is not always getting enough sunlight. If you had it in full sun it would be tighter growing.

Thank you both! I didn’t know how much light it needed- so it’s been in shade most of the year. I will move it to a more sunny area.

i am in zone 7a. I will need to keep it in a container. I will repot it in a bigger container. Will this look good with many stems grow in a single pot?

I don't think it is necessary to use bigger pot yet - but that is up to you. What is most important is that pot has drainage hole(s) and potting mix is well draining. Overpotting often creates watering problem - too much potting mix could stay too wet for too long unless it drains really well.

Aloiampelos/Aloe ciliaris grows quite tall/long - it is climbing aloe after all, so it sometimes needs support if you want to keep it straight up. And it could get quite big, with many 'arms'. Look at some photos of it to see growth pattern.

Move into sunlight gradually.

Most succulents grow best if they get adequate sun.

Ok. Thanks. Very helpful. It’s actually in a much smaller pot than the black cover pot you are seeing.