Rock-Solid Open-Source Terminal for Agent CLIs
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-16
The author strongly recommends trying this open-source, free terminal tool if you frequently use Ghostty or similar terminals.
In real-world testing, it stayed perfectly stable running almost 10 agent CLIs concurrently without freezing, input lag, or crashes. Resource consumption was around 10% CPU and 266MB memory. By comparison, Warp uses about 600MB and Ghostty 366MB (both at idle with a single tab open). The conclusion: this terminal has massive throughput and is ideal for intensive agent workflows.
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