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Devin introduces new CLI and SSH access methods for its cloud sessions, allowing users to create, manage, and resume sessions directly from the terminal and hand off work to local devices.
MiniMax has open-sourced the terminal version of MiniMax Code, a developer tool with features like TUI, headless execution, and support for multiple AI providers, to facilitate community inspection for privacy and security.
A demo showcasing a tool that connects to two SSH hosts and runs multiple agents and a terminal, emphasizing fast performance at 60/120 FPS.
Moshi Moshi version 3.14.3 is released, featuring an immersive chat composer for terminal use and improved mosh connection.
Sente is a talk-to coding agent available in the terminal or on mobile, featuring two-way voice interaction and access to 400+ models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek) via OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible APIs. It is MIT open source and built in Japan with metered, consent-first voice enrollment.
Tau is a terminal-based coding agent developed by Hugging Face, designed to assist with tasks like explaining code, adding tests, and fixing errors, while also serving as a teaching project for understanding coding-agent systems.
Google's @antigravity team has released several updates, including AlphaGenome Atlas Skills for AI-driven genomic discovery, a multi-agent /boost command for developer tasks, and improvements to interactive UI and version control tools.
Matt Pocock shares his prioritized list of essential software fundamentals, emphasizing learning to read code, use the terminal, prevent mistakes through types and tests, structure apps for better testing, and apply ubiquitous language from DDD.
Ling 3.0 flash Fin AD quants can run locally on terminal devices via Atomic Chat to analyze Excel files and generate markdown summaries, enabling offline domain-specific AI workflows.
A user shares a method to continue Claude coding sessions by using the resume feature and switching accounts to bypass usage limits.
The author describes using tmux with 1-3 panes per window and separate windows for different tasks as their most productive workflow, finding native apps unsuitable on desktop due to ADHD challenges.
The user praises the new software release 2026.8.1 after a clean install, highlighting improved ControlUI and recommending a clean install over upgrades due to encountered issues.
Muse Code is a coding agent for terminal and CI that can plan, edit, and run commands with built-in approvals and sandbox. Muse Spark, an AI model, is now available on Meta Model API and integrated into Muse Code.
Naseem is a native AI agent for macOS that automates tasks, runs terminal commands, drives apps, and supports local AI models via Ollama or MLX.
Squad is a command-line tool that enables multiple AI agents to collaborate in a terminal using shell commands and SQLite for real-time communication, without background processes.
Claude Code is an agentic coding tool by Anthropic that runs in the terminal, assisting developers with codebase understanding and git workflows via natural language, with a recent update appending session URLs to commits and PRs by default.
This thread provides tips to configure tmux for improved usability on mobile devices, starting with enabling touch support for scrolling and resizing.
Nathan Cooper humorously explains how to use IPython as a terminal shell, highlighting features like running bash commands without the '!' prefix and displaying images in the terminal, with safety tools like safepyrun and safecmd.
The article critiques modern Text User Interfaces (TUIs) for their poor accessibility to screen reader users, challenging the misconception that terminal-based applications are inherently accessible.
A millennial reflects on how AI tools have led them back to using command-line terminals extensively, highlighting the evolution from DOS to modern AI-assisted CLI environments.