Pebrel: an AI-native, GPU-accelerated open-source terminal for Windows hits 2.3k stars on GitHub
lxfater · x · 2026-09-26
Developer Kuddev, envious of Mac terminal apps, vibe-coded his own AI-native terminal for Windows called Pebrel and open-sourced it — now at 2.3k GitHub stars.
Key features:
- GPU-accelerated rendering with split panes
- Persistent sessions that survive window closes
- First-class AI CLI workflows: recognizes tools like Kimi CLI and CodeBuddy
- Built-in SSH management and a command manager
- Desktop notifications with configurable duration
- Frosted-glass transparent themes
Written in Rust (built on GPUI), it's a solid pick for Windows developers who live in AI-powered command-line tools.
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