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Heads up: @tuiosdev is not me and has nothing to do with tuios. Someone set up a verified account pretending to be the project. I've reported it.
tuios only lives at github.com/Gaurav-Gosain/tui… and tuios.dev, and I post about it from this account. There's no tuios token, no presale, and I'll never DM you asking for anything. Please report the account if you see it.
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sketch now follows pele 1.8.0, so all 33 diagram types pele draws work in pure Go, plus fewer edge crossings and $$ math labels
oh and one more thing: every single one of them also draws as plain text, right in your terminal :)
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An agent writes a few lines of markup. tuios draws it as a live UI in your terminal: charts, a braille world map, diagrams that morph as you type. All pure Go.
Four new libraries: tml, loom, plot and sketch.
Didn’t expect a terminal multiplexer to turn into something that feels like a desktop environment for AI coding agents.
That agent piece is what caught my attention.
We’re starting to get a new category of developer tooling where the terminal isn’t just where you run an AI coding agent — the environment itself understands that agents exist.
Worth watching if you spend most of your day in terminals + coding agents.
GitHub: github.com/Gaurav-Gosain/tui…
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Keeping coding agents, terminal panes, and sessions in sync gets messy fast
TUIOS is a terminal multiplexer and window manager, built with Go, for builders working across terminal sessions and coding agents.
It helps you keep a terminal workspace organized by combining tiled panes, workspaces, a daemon for persistent sessions, and agent state and messages in one interface.
Key features:
• Tiled terminal panes – create, resize, drag, and organize terminal sessions in one workspace
• Nine workspaces – keep contexts separate and switch between them instantly
• Persistent sessions – a daemon keeps sessions alive across terminal restarts
• Agent Inbox – review approvals, questions, errors, and completed turns across sessions and machines
• Vim-like controls – use modal terminal and window-management modes plus a command palette
It’s open-source (MIT license).
Link in the reply 👇
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Been testing out @HeyGen 's video rendering framework HyperFrames with the awesome Claude Code skill they packaged.
Liking what I see and built a workflow around it on my ageing M1 macbook pro over the last few days.
Releasing it as a Claude Code skill for others to explore github.com/thecloudranger/hy…
That "Someone™" is @eliehabib and he's done an awesome job building this weeks before this escalation. Helps to dig a bit and attribute efforts to the right people 💪
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Replying to @ivanfioravanti
Amazon Q Developer Agent got it first try, better collision detection out of the box than both DeepSeek R1 and o1-pro:






