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Quake or window
Drops from the top edge on a global hotkey, hides on blur, follows your Space and the screen with the mouse. Or set mode = "window".
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Split panes
Split right or down, drag to resize, zoom a pane, and broadcast typing to every pane at once.
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Scrollback search
CmdF with regex, case and whole-word toggles. Every match highlighted.
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Command palette
CmdShiftP, fuzzy search. Every action, profile and repo two keys away.
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Session restore
Tabs, splits, folders, names, colors and pins come back after a quit.
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Agent resume
After a relaunch, a pane that ran claude or codex reopens that exact conversation at its first prompt. Set resume_agents to auto, prefill or off. After a crash signal the command is typed and waits for Enter. Works in every shell, with no wrapper or hook. Codex needs one message sent first. A rare timing clash can leave a Codex pane as a plain shell, or on the conversation it had before a /new.
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Clickable links
URLs, file paths and IPs, even when they wrap over two lines. Cmd+click inside apps that take the mouse, and the key is yours to pick.
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Drop files in
Drag files onto a pane and their paths land at the prompt, safely quoted.
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Autosuggestions
Optional fish-style ghost text from your zsh history. Right arrow accepts.
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Shell integration
Injected for you. Tabs show when a command fails and new tabs open in the same folder.
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Settings sync
Push your config to your own private git repo and pull it anywhere. No accounts.
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One instance
Launch it again and you get a new tab in the running window, not a second app.
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Tab power tools
Color, rename, pin, drag to reorder, reopen closed tabs, close others. Choose where new tabs go.
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Follows the OS
Pick a light and a dark scheme. stdusk switches with macOS and tells your apps.
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Mouse that works
Select and copy, drag with auto-scroll, SGR mouse reporting for TUIs, middle-click paste.
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Proper type
Truecolor, real bold faces, dim text, wide characters, emoji and ligatures that sit right.
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Menu bar icon
No Dock clutter in quake mode. Show, hide, restart and quit from the menu bar.
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Move to Tidewatch
One palette command hands every live shell in the window to Tidewatch, if you have it installed.
