@mitchellh Every session runs through Ghostty's VT core: reattach is a perfect redraw, and agents read the screen like a human.
This was primarily built by Claude Fable. It essentially one-shot the entire implementation (minus some UX iteration).
screen kept garbling my sessions and tmux felt like too much. So I built boo, a screen-style multiplexer on @mitchellh's libghostty.
Sessions survive disconnects, a TUI to hop between them, and agents keep running when you close the terminal.
https://t.co/ouWAuwKn2c
We launched Uncork's new brand yesterday and two of the core tenets are investing before it's obvious and sticking around for the long-term. I like to think we do that with every portfolio company but Coder's journey exemplifies that even more than most.
We are the only VC to have invested in every single round - long before it was obvious, through the messy middle, and after it began to inflect. This is what we do and I couldn't be prouder to be an ongoing part of their eight year overnight success story. Onwards! 🚀
The team at @Coderhq has built something rare: infrastructure that developers actually love, that enterprises actually trust, and that is becoming more essential every minute as AI reshapes how software gets built.
Proud to have backed @ammar_io & @kylecarbs at Series A and to help bring in @rwhiteley0 as CEO in 2024. Congrats on the $90M Series C!
https://t.co/Savc7IuE21
@nikitabier recently upon opening the app I’m stuck in a loading state, which becomes a welcome state, then after swiping down to reload, the feed appears
@brian_armstrong@brian_armstrong the promise of prediction markets is to turn knowledge into dollars. Insider bets should be punished, but the market should be open so the market price and accuracy align.
How will Coinbase provide the accuracy of Polymarket on non-sports markets with KYC?
@tuananh_org@mitchellh I'm looking for something a bit more OOTB. I'm sure I could make a Python script and some tools so models can read the Kitty terminal, but that's too much effort for me relative to copy+paste.
More of a QOL thing.
@mitchellh it’d be cool if Ghostty had a daemon that agents could hook into. I often want an agent to take over my terminal to help me out.
Agents like Claude Code could request access to a terminal instance, and Ghostty could show a banner asking for approval and explaining how to interrupt.
I'm working on an extremely fast GitHub pull request review UI.
AI has made code production so much nicer, but reviewing code in GitHub's UI has remained painfully slow (especially for large diffs).
It's completely free, soon to be open-source, and all requests come from your client -- no server holds your GitHub credentials.
https://t.co/a7otwuqyEQ
Let me know if/when you find bugs 🐛
Oh wow, an xterm.js-compatible libghostty-powered terminal for the browser via a zero dep 400KB wasm blob. Looks like early work is focusing on compatible, but curious what performance looks like given we haven't tried to optimize that at all for wasm. https://t.co/8t71DQrI51
@pranaygp i think the approach you took is better than anything else i’ve seen.
i’d much rather pass complexity through the compiler instead of a wacky pseudo-functional syntax as most have today.