#terminal

Well-structured status lines in vim and shell prompts with version control symbols are a nice...

Running so many agent sessions they overflow the screen? cordless v0.8 gives them Chrome-style tab groups, lets you define your own launchers (and ships a built-in GitHub Copilot CLI profile), renames tabs, and keeps each session's scrollback across a reboot — plus the story of a graceful-shutdown bug that only failed on Linux.

As developers, we spend a lot of time building graphical applications for the web and desktop. Yet,...

A course-correction reshaped cordless: the CLI is the product now. Run `cordless`, and it opens a full-screen terminal dashboard whose starting screen is a live pairing QR. It ships as one self-contained binary — its own Node runtime and node-pty inside — so there's nothing to install first.

When you run eight Claude Code and Codex sessions at once, the hard part isn't starting them — it's knowing which one is waiting for you. cordless v0.7 infers each session's attention state (working / idle / waiting / bell / finished) from its output, badges it, and can ping your phone via ntfy — plus scrollback search, copy-last-output, and named workspaces.

A Slack thread about our climbing AI bill, plus word that per-user usage limits were landing soon, sent me to check what I was actually spending on Claude Code. The answer was that I had no idea

**Claude Code in 2026 is one of the fastest-growing terminal AI tools in development, and it is changing how engineers move from idea to working software inside the shell.**

In a previous tutorial, I described how to use TMUX and tmuxinator to create basic configurable TUIs...

Introduction "The terminal is becoming the hub for multi-agent developer workflows — not...

Originally published on andrew.ooo — visit the original for any updates, code snippets that aged...

Announcing Kennel 1.0.0 – Managing AI Agents Without the Chaos I just released Kennel...

I haven't gone a day without talking to Claude Code. That sounds dramatic until you check your own...