Twig v0.2: open-source macOS menu-bar app to jump straight into Codex worktrees
Dimillian · x · 2026-11-08
Developer lkuczborski shipped v0.2 of Twig, an MIT-licensed native macOS menu-bar app built with Swift/SwiftUI that acts as a companion for Codex worktrees. Press Control-Shift-T for a global fuzzy search that auto-discovers Codex worktrees, detects the right editor and project target for each checkout, and opens it instantly.
New in v0.2: worktree details with Git status (including conflict warnings), activity grouped by date, global shortcut and fuzzy search, pins/labels/project groups, editor and terminal choice, support for any local Git repo, and launch-at-login.
The Liquid Glass-style UI was praised by well-known iOS developer Dimillian. Handy for developers juggling multiple AI coding worktrees.
More from coding & agent
- MaxxBench: Tiny task tweaks leave DeepSWE-tuned coding models 23 points apart — RexDouglass · 2026-11-08
- Grok Bot power user claims it's the best AI agent, runs his business autonomously — IAmAdrianSwish · 2026-11-08
- Dev runs a local model on Surface to boss around Codex and Claude agents — draginol · 2026-11-08
- Dev rigs macOS compatibility layer by tearing apart an emulator to run old Mac apps — film_girl · 2026-11-08
- François Fleuret: with the best coding agents and tons of compute, mediocrity is on you — francoisfleuret · 2026-11-08
- Running a local Qwen 27B on Surface Laptop to boss around Codex and Claude agents — draginol · 2026-11-08