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tlbx — Terminal Browser Multiplexer
Use your terminals and coding agents from any browser. Keep work running on your own Windows, macOS or Linux machine, then reconnect from desktop or phone.
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84 % |
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xerotty — a terminal that gets out of the way
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83 % |
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Reach terminal velocity
All of your agents, shells, and TUIs in one durable terminal workspace; powered by tmux
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82 % |
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TurboTTY — a command center for coding agents
TurboTTY is a native macOS terminal built around repositories. Each task gets its own git worktree and a real, GPU-drawn terminal. Sessions survive quit.
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82 % |
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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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81 % |
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CoreCohort: the terminal-first developer workstation for macOS
A terminal with command blocks, a git panel with pull requests and CI, worktree workspaces, and a hand-off from Jira tickets to your coding agent. The termin...
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81 % |
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devim — Terminal + Agent, your strongest brain
devim is an intelligent terminal: Terminal + Agent in one place. Automate workflows, reason through problems, and ship faster from your command line.
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81 % |
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Lume — open-source terminal: command blocks, AI, remote control
Free, open-source terminal with command blocks, inline AI, split panes — and remote control from your phone. A local-first Warp alternative. No account, no t...
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81 % |
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phux — Persistent terminals for people and agents.
phux keeps shells running and puts their input, output, and events behind a public API. Connect from a terminal, desktop, browser, or agent—locally or across...
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81 % |
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tuios: a terminal window manager that knows what your agents are doing
tuios is a terminal window manager with tiling, sessions that keep running when you detach, and one Inbox for what the coding agents in your panes are waitin...
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81 % |
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Crook
A terminal whose unit of work is an agent, not a tab. macOS, Linux and Windows, MIT.
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81 % |
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HexoKit — your tmux, in the browser and on your phone
Your tmux, in the browser and on your phone. Cockpit for the agent era — every tmux pane as a live terminal, agent-agnostic, no database.
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80 % |
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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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Spaces: a terminal workspace for your AI coding agents
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and more side by side in persistent workspaces. See which agent needs you, detach, and pick up where you left off, in your...
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80 % |
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tmuxy – The missing tmux GUI
A modern web interface for tmux. Watch AI agents work in real-time, manage sessions from anywhere, and get a smoother terminal UX — without leaving tmux.
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80 % |
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jebi — The terminal that thinks with you
jebi is a supercharged terminal for Mac with built-in local AI. No API key, no subscription. Error explanations, smart suggestions, and /ask chat — all local.
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80 % |
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muxdeck — your tmux sessions, from any browser
A single-binary web app to create, manage, and interact with tmux sessions from the browser. MIT licensed.
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80 % |
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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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80 % |
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TRS Infinity — uptime monitoring from your terminal
TRS Infinity ships terminal scripts for developers. The first public release is an uptime monitor — many more tools follow. Optional Telegram alerts.
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80 % |
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termtether — web UI + remote access for your tmux
A web terminal and secure remote connection for the tmux sessions on your own machines. Install a small agent, sign in with GitHub, and open the same session...
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80 % |
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