Localix Terminal: open-source Rust terminal with project workspaces and agent integration
Awkward-Let-4628 · reddit · 2026-11-16
A developer released Localix Terminal, an open-source terminal written in Rust (MIT, macOS/Linux, system WebView based) that turns everyday terminal work into project workspaces.
- Project workspaces: each project keeps its own terminal sessions, open files, browser tabs and layout, fully restored on reopen including previous output.
- Built-in browser and file editor grouped alongside the terminal session they belong to; split views, multiple windows, theming and transparency controls.
- Coding-agent integration: Claude Code, Codex and other agents can use the built-in browser and project board; a Store lets you install agent plugins, skills, and MCP servers.
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