Ghostty-based terminal with vertical tabs and notifications
Ghostty-native vertical tabs + AI notifications where split panes fail.
A macOS 26+ native terminal application
Claude Code IPC letting multiple instances communicate via MCP is genuinely clever.
macOS developers, Ghostty users wanting native UI
Ghostty · Warp · iTerm2
Ghostty-native vertical tabs + AI notifications where split panes fail.
Finally a terminal that shows Claude Code status without switching tabs.
GUI wrapper around Claude Code with ElevenLabs voices for agent events.
Ghostty rendering in JavaFX, but terminal controls already exist for Java.
The killer detail here is the liquid-droplet UI and the one-tap AI level generator running on-device — small touches that make a familiar word game feel tactile and modern. It's not reinventing the category, though; reported glitches (missing letters/misspellings) and a tiny rating base keep this from feeling like a must-share hit.
It wires a five-column SwiftUI macOS frontend to a Rust CLI that actually spawns tmux grids and Ghostty terminals, mapping each agent to its own git worktree so you won't step on branches. Real-time SSE inboxes, Automerge CRDT + Supabase sync, and live permission prompts show the author thought through multi-agent collaboration, not just a flashy demo. Main friction: macOS-only tooling and heavier setup limits the audience, but for the niche this solves a painful orchestration problem in a thoughtful way.