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Pebrel is a native Windows terminal emulator built for running AI command-line assistants alongside ordinary shell commands. It draws its interface on the graphics card, and it organizes work into tabs and draggable split panes whose layouts can be saved and restored. Sessions are kept alive in the background after the window closes, so running work isn't lost, and saved layouts, working directories, and supported AI conversations come back when the app is reopened.
The main features of kuddev/pebrel are: Terminal Emulators, AI CLI Agent Activity Tracking, Browser-Integrated AI Workflows, Agentic Terminal Environments, Daemonized Session Persistence, Terminal Multiplexers, AI Coding Agent Panes, GPU-Accelerated Renderers.
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This project serves as a curated directory of resources, tools, and frameworks designed to enhance the functionality and aesthetics of terminal environments. It functions as a comprehensive guide for users seeking to optimize their command-line workflows and personalize their shell experience. The repository provides access to a wide range of utilities for terminal customization, including alternative terminal emulators, color schemes, and visual themes. It also catalogs specialized tools for managing persistent sessions, automating system tasks, and integrating external web services directly
Tilix is a tiling terminal emulator for Linux that uses GTK+ 3 widgets for native desktop integration and theming. It arranges multiple terminal sessions in a resizable grid layout, allowing users to split the window into several panes simultaneously. The application is built on the VTE terminal emulation engine and uses the Meson build system for compilation. The terminal supports synchronized input broadcasting, where keystrokes typed in one pane are replicated to all grouped terminals via D-Bus inter-process communication. It also offers a Quake-style drop-down mode that slides a terminal