lmux
A 25 MB Mac terminal that restores your agent sessions after a reboot
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Toast
A batteries-included IDE that runs in your terminal, with no AI and no telemetry
You get tabs, a file tree, managed language servers and search in the terminal on day one, without spending a weekend configuring Neovim.
Toast is a terminal IDE in a single ~7 MB binary for macOS and Linux. It ships with multi-tab editing, a git-aware file tree, tree-sitter highlighting, language servers it offers to install, go-to-definition, ripgrep project search, a command palette, Markdown preview, auto-save and themes, including one derived from your terminal colours. Mouse support is built in; there are no AI features and no telemetry. Install via Homebrew or release binaries; early development.
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