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A secure Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants controlled terminal access with risk analysis, sandboxing, logging, filesystem protection, and optional Docker and Git features.

A terminal multiplexer built for AI coding agents, with persistent sessions, agent-aware status, remote attach, and workspace/tab/pane management.

Kit is a developer workspace that combines an editor, Chromium browser, terminal, email, calendar, whiteboard, and autonomous agent with shared AI context across the whole environment.

Local tools for agentic software development: a Rust and egui workspace that groups tasks, shells, coding agents, and code review in one place, with remote browser access and reusable UI/terminal components.

A Rust PTY wrapper that adds Codex-style syntax colors to Claude Code shell commands without changing how Claude Code runs.

A terminal-based Claude Code add-on that turns the status line into an 80s arcade display with playable themes like Ms. Pac-Man, R-Type, Frogger, and W.O.R.P.

A browser-based terminal grid for running multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel, with color-coded status, a session roster, tmux-backed persistence, git worktrees, and phone notifications.

Sloppie is a Linux development environment for coordinating multiple coding-agent tasks with a dashboard, diff review, async comments, and real terminals per task.

Ante is a self-contained coding agent that runs in your terminal, supports local models, and offers CLI, TUI, server, and gateway modes. The page highlights public benchmarks, low resource usage, and support for multiple providers and agent orchestration.

A Claude Code plugin that turns waiting time into a terminal Pokémon mini-game. It shows wild Pokémon while Claude works, runs locally, and includes install steps plus update behavior.

DSCode is an open-source coding agent for working in real repositories from the terminal. It supports install via npm, connects to DeepSeek, and highlights local sessions, sandboxed commands, parallel agents, and cost tracking.

A macOS/iTerm2 utility that makes the terminal tab pulse orange when Claude Code needs user input and turns green when a turn finishes cleanly.

Ouijit is an open-source task and terminal session manager for coding agents. It adds agent status, notifications, automatic worktree management, and VM sandboxing, with support shown for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi.

Rig is a macOS sidecar for Ghostty that helps engineers create, focus, arrange, and track terminal sessions across projects and coding harnesses. It manages real Ghostty windows with AppleScript and macOS Accessibility APIs, and includes a demo plus build/release scripts.

Bestie is an open-source native terminal coding agent harness focused on visibility and control, with sandboxing, provider support, session save/load, and cross-platform installs.

A terminal-based agentic coding harness for engineers, optimized for z.ai GLM models and built to hot-swap across multiple LLM providers mid-session.

Federaide is a multimodal multi-agent orchestration harness for Mac, PC, and Android, with peer-to-peer agent routing, terminal-based code execution, voice input/output, Telegram access, scheduled routines, memory, and desktop control.

Ante is a self-contained coding agent for the terminal. It ships as a single Rust binary, supports online and offline use, and includes headless, server, and gateway modes for scripting, integrations, and bot workflows.

A Rust-based coding agent built for speed, low memory use, and Claude Code compatibility. The project highlights support for skills, hooks, MCP, plugins, sub-agents, and multiple LLM providers, with terminal, headless, and IDE-facing entry points.

Bookshelf adds book quotes into Claude Code and Codex sessions between turns, with optional ambient delivery, on-demand quote commands, and local privacy-focused behavior.

CTOP is a terminal-based monitoring tool for AI coding agents. It tracks running sessions, context windows, costs, logs, and process state for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Devin.

A Pomodoro timer for Claude Code that shows a live countdown in the terminal status line and includes a backup alarm, CLI controls, and setup commands.

A Mac menu bar app that schedules Claude Code prompts to run later on the user’s Mac, using local files, skills, and CLI tools. Results post back when the job runs.

Orchestrator lets you run Claude Code sessions on your own machine and control them from your phone through a remote terminal app. The repository includes installation instructions, platform-specific setup notes, and a security explanation.