#terminal

Stonks-cli is a terminal investment portfolio tracker with live prices, P&L, stock financials, candlestick charts, news feed and AI chat bot. It supports crypto tracking, watchlists, importing portfolios from Interactive Brokers, and an AI assistant that analyzes portfolio risk and news using RAG.

Tmuxx is a tool that simplifies tmux usage by reducing keystrokes and eliminating duplicate session groups. It aims to make tmux more accessible while maintaining its core functionality.

Rapunzel is a tree-style terminal designed for AI agents that addresses the difficulty of tracking multiple agents across tabs in MacOS. The creator was inspired by Firefox's Tree Style Tab extension and aims to provide a simple, Chrome-like interface specifically for managing AI agents.

Muxy is an open-source macOS terminal application built using SwiftUI and the libghostty library. The project is hosted on GitHub and aims to provide a native terminal experience for macOS users.

A security researcher discovered that dragging and dropping files into terminal emulators can execute commands without user confirmation. This vulnerability affects multiple terminal applications and could allow attackers to run arbitrary code. The issue highlights potential security risks in common terminal behaviors.

Muxforge is a Go-based tmux plugin manager that simplifies plugin management with a lock file for reproducibility, one-command migration from TPM, and clean configuration integration. It works with dotfile managers and is MIT licensed.

The article discusses how Text User Interfaces (TUIs) have endured despite the dominance of graphical interfaces, highlighting their efficiency, accessibility, and continued relevance in modern computing environments.

Glyph Protocol is a new standard for terminal applications that enables advanced text rendering capabilities. It provides developers with tools for creating rich, interactive command-line interfaces with improved typography and visual elements.

Rapunzel is a tree-style tab browser designed specifically for managing multiple agents running across tabs in the MacOS terminal. The developer created it to address tracking difficulties with agents and was inspired by Firefox's Tree Style Tab extension.

A developer created a terminal program that displays animated waving country flags using Unicode characters and ANSI escape sequences. The tool allows users to show flags of different countries with realistic waving motion effects directly in the terminal interface.

Fincept Terminal is a financial analysis platform that provides tools for market data, research, and portfolio management. The platform offers real-time market information and analytical capabilities for investment professionals.

A user has created a Hyperliquid Terminal interface for trading on the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange. The terminal provides advanced trading features and tools for cryptocurrency traders using the Hyperliquid platform.

Tuicraft is a terminal-based chat client for World of Warcraft version 3.3.5a. The developer aims to expand it to support all game features and enable LLMs to play on private servers.

A native macOS menu bar app displays tmux windows as Touch Bar buttons, allowing one-tap switching between windows. It monitors focused terminals and updates the Touch Bar with current tmux windows from the active session.

Faceoff is a terminal UI application written in Python for following live NHL games and browsing standings and statistics. The app was developed using Claude Code and can be installed via the command 'uvx faceoff'.

The author presents a taxonomy of text output methods from command-line tools, ranking them from best to worst. The preferred approach is plain text line-by-line output, while the most problematic involves full-screen terminal UI elements that disrupt normal command-line workflow. The author argues tools should provide options to disable fancy output and detect when it's inappropriate.

Xterm's ziconbeep feature alerts users when minimized windows receive output, but cannot be fully implemented in window managers. While window managers can detect title changes for audible alerts, they cannot reliably detect new output or determine semantically meaningful changes requiring attention.

A user experienced unexpected forward delete behavior in Vim when using Gnome-terminal, where the Delete key deleted characters to the right instead of backward. The issue stemmed from Gnome-terminal being configured to generate ASCII DEL for both BackSpace and Delete keys. The fix involved changing Gnome-terminal's Delete key setting to generate escape codes instead of ASCII DEL.

The first Ghostty devlog introduces the new terminal emulator project, discussing its goals of modern performance, reliability, and developer experience improvements over existing terminal emulators.

The second Ghostty development log discusses progress on the terminal emulator, including improvements to the rendering engine, bug fixes, and performance optimizations. It also covers upcoming features and development roadmap.

Ghostty Devlog 003 discusses recent development updates including improved performance, new features, and bug fixes for the terminal emulator. The post covers technical improvements to rendering, input handling, and overall stability enhancements.

The latest Ghostty development log discusses recent improvements to the terminal emulator, including performance optimizations and new features. It covers updates to the rendering engine and user interface enhancements.

The latest Ghostty development log discusses recent improvements to the terminal emulator, including performance optimizations, bug fixes, and new features. The update focuses on enhancing stability and user experience across various platforms.

Ghostty Devlog 006 discusses recent updates to the terminal emulator, including performance improvements, new features, and bug fixes. The development team continues to refine the application based on user feedback and testing.

Ghostty 1.0, a new terminal emulator, is set to launch soon. The announcement highlights upcoming features and improvements for the terminal application.

Ghostty, a terminal emulator, has reached its 1.0 release milestone. The developer reflects on the journey and the project's goals of creating a modern, fast terminal with features like GPU acceleration and native notifications.

Libghostty is an upcoming library that will allow embedding Ghostty terminal emulator functionality into other applications. The library will provide APIs for programmatically controlling terminal sessions and integrating terminal capabilities into custom software.

The author describes their terminal setup that incorporates features typically found in VSCode. They have configured their terminal environment to include advanced functionality beyond basic command-line operations.

Redesigning infrastructure requires enabling incremental adoption while simultaneously moving the entire design space forward. This approach allows for gradual implementation alongside comprehensive transformation.