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A terminal for coding agents | Kero
Kero is a macOS terminal for coding agents. Sessions keep running when you quit, and the sidebar shows which ones need you.
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84 % |
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napkin — a terminal that keeps up with the way you work now
A fast, local-first terminal built in Rust. Native splits, searchable scrollback, and a persistent daemon that keeps every session — agents included — alive...
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83 % |
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oterm — Orbisius Terminal | One fast terminal for every OS
One fast, keyboard-first terminal that works the same on macOS, Windows, and Linux — built for developers and DevOps who live in the shell.
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83 % |
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loadcli — your entire dev environment, in one click
One click creates a fresh desktop on the right monitor, opens the Terminal with your CLI already in the project folder and tiles the browser beside it. Nativ...
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81 % |
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mmux — persistent terminals for your coding agents
mmux is a persistent terminal multiplexer for AI coding agents and dev processes. One rust binary: spawn agents, run your dev processes, and keep every sessi...
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80 % |
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Terminal7
To boldly go where no terminal has gone before
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80 % |
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itzsnufis — systems & hardware developer
Systems and hardware developer working one layer below the comfortable one: a custom operating system, a phone built around a Raspberry Pi prototype, and the...
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80 % |
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ShellVibe - terminal, SSH, SFTP and tunnels in one window
ShellVibe is a cross-platform terminal and SSH client with split panes, dual-pane SFTP, visual port forwarding, an encrypted identity vault and an MCP server...
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80 % |
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Hedos — A home for every local model on your machine
One home for every local model on your machine: text, image, and speech models, discovered, managed in a terminal UI, and served from a single binary through...
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80 % |
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strop — see the cut before you make it
strop is a modal text editor in Rust: Neovim's hands, Helix's spine, rootle's eyes, GitLens' memory.
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80 % |
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praetr_ · review. apply. ship. recover.
Praetr catches your new files as they land, lets you preview the change against your live project, ship it, and confirms it actually went live. The whole loo...
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79 % |
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Outward — A home for every project
A home for everything you build solo. Keep your tools and project context together.
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79 % |
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xerotty — a terminal that gets out of the way
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79 % |
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NexPane | File manager and terminal for Windows
A fast, native file manager for Windows with a real terminal, previews and editing, git and a task manager built in. Free for 14 days, then $39 once.
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79 % |
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Fold
A terminal-first IDE for macOS, built for running AI coding agents in parallel.
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79 % |
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CleanCopy — copy from the terminal, paste it clean
A macOS command-line app that cleans terminal copies on the way to the clipboard — stray margins, hard-wrapped sentences, invisible characters — while leavin...
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79 % |
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Just Dashboard: one dashboard for the server you run
A self-hosted dashboard for one Linux server. Metrics, Docker, deployments, databases, a real shell, files and git, behind one login on your private network.
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79 % |
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asuh.com | change is inevitable
change is inevitable
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78 % |
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luir: a terminal client for Lurker
luir is a terminal client for Lurker, the always-on IRC client, written in Rust.
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78 % |
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terminal-life — a working library of command-line tools, one-liners, and configs
Tested tutorials for people who live in a shell: CLI tools, one-liners, config tricks. Every command copy-pasteable.
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78 % |
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