Terminals

A minimal terminal and browser-based coding and task assistant that talks to OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic APIs, keeping sessions, skills, and memory on the user's machine.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A Claude Code-style terminal coding agent built on DeepSeek, aimed at cutting token cost by more than 90 percent while automatically splitting tasks, developing code and running MCP tests, and interoperating with Claude and Codex.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A terminal dashboard and swarm orchestrator for Claude Code sessions, with a small local-LLM brain that learns your preferences and auto-approves or denies tool calls.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

An open-source terminal coding agent with Plan, Agent and YOLO modes, MCP and LSP support, and bring-your-own-key routing across 28 built-in model providers with a transparent cost meter.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A terminal-first, Go and Charm-stack orchestrator for issue-driven AI coding agent runs, reimplementing an existing multi-agent orchestration design to manage work across git worktrees rather than managing individual agent conversations.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A minimal, standalone terminal coding agent that works through four tools, bash, read_file, write_file, and edit_file, connecting to any local model server or API provider with no project account or subscription required.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A pre-release .NET terminal workspace for agentic coding that manages model-provider setup, project navigation, prompt attachments, and durable sessions, working across Codex, Copilot, Grok, OpenAI, Anthropic, and other providers behind one keyboard-first interface.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A local browser-based terminal grid that runs several coding-agent CLI sessions side by side, color-coding each cell as working, done, or needing you, with tmux persistence, git-worktree isolation per agent, and a phone push notification when a turn finishes.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A terminal UI that runs several AI agent sessions in parallel from one panel, each remembering its own context across turns, checking for output conflicts before acting, and asking for approval before risky actions.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A terminal UI for managing agent skills across a project, showing every installed skill in one place, which coding agents such as Claude Code, OpenCode or Cursor can actually see it, and why a skill's visibility might be broken.

• Agent skills
• Terminals

A native macOS terminal that runs sessions in a background daemon so they survive quitting the app, with GPU rendering and a scriptable CLI, and that watches coding agents to flag when one needs approval.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A native macOS terminal for agent-driven development, built on Ghostty, with an agent-aware sidebar that shows which of many supported coding agents is working, waiting or needs approval.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A cross-platform, AI-native terminal that combines a multi-protocol remote-access client, supply-chain vulnerability scanning and more than a dozen autonomous security agents for penetration testing, red-team work and CTF challenges.

• Terminals
• Security

A tmux-based terminal manager for running several AI coding agent CLIs, such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build and Gemini CLI, side by side, each in its own persistent session, with live status, prompt dispatch and diff review.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A terminal-first development environment for coding agents that runs each agent's session in a background daemon so it can be detached, reattached from another device, or run remotely over SSH.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

Prowl is a native macOS terminal built for running several AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex in parallel, with a live overview of every running agent, a stacked view of worktrees, and a command-line interface agents can use to drive the terminal themselves.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

kooky is a minimal, open-source macOS terminal built for AI coding, with sidebar workspaces, split panes, one-click launch for AI coding agents, per-agent activity readouts, and GPU rendering via libghostty.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

Horizon is a GPU-accelerated desktop app that arranges terminals, coding-agent sessions, browsers and other tools as panels on an infinite 2D canvas, organized into color-coded workspaces.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

Dinotty is a self-hosted, multi-device terminal server built for AI coding agents such as Claude Code, opencode and Codex, keeping sessions alive across devices with server-side terminal emulation and a pane-based workspace.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A local-first desktop workspace for running several coding agents and shells side by side, each in a real terminal with its own persistent session, history and layout, so nothing is lost between panes or restarts.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

A Rust terminal multiplexer purpose-built for running several AI coding agents side by side, tracking each agent's state, tokens and cost across persistent, Git-worktree-aware workspaces.

• Coding agents
• Terminals

tty7 is a Rust terminal emulator whose sessions live in a background server rather than the window, so shells, SSH connections and supported coding-agent sessions keep running after the window closes or the machine restarts.

• Terminals

A GPU-accelerated IDE and terminal multiplexer for both manual and agent-driven programming, with production-grade language intelligence built in.

• Editors
• Terminals

A tmux sidebar that tracks coding-agent sessions, showing agent state, repo breadcrumbs and quick jumps between panes for Amp, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode.

• Coding agents
• Terminals