Ghostex Agent Manager

Doing this my open source Codex App alternative app too @ghostex_dev • Native Ghostty Terminals • Computer/browser use with any model • Embedded IDE • Embedded Browser with annotations • Kanban (agent managed) • Cross-agent orchestration • Rich prompt editor • Android & iOS apps • Auto sleep/resume/name • Pets/indicators/notifications + Much more Please let me know what you think 🙏🏻

@Nite_I_Am @maddada @shadcn Lemme know what you think 🙌🏻 Sorry about any rough edges you find. Working hard on it.

@maddada @shadcn @ghostex_dev Gonna try this

I want the following in Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode... 1. Pinned Messages: Let me pin assistant messages to the sidebar for things I want to keep track of but am not ready to address yet. Render as a checklist & jump navigation. 2. Notes: Give me a scratchpad for thoughts while working.

@paul_h0rn @maddada @nummanali Awesome project, wish you all the best with it 🙌🏻 Just go to ghostex.dev or get the source from the github :)

@maddada @nummanali @ghostex_dev Very interesting how to try it myself? I'm currently working on the same terminal tab overload Problem. How is this setup working for u? My Idea is an Open Canvas IDE github.com/0-AI-UG/cate love to see other takes on this as well.

Codex app is better than Claude Desktop for these two simple reasons 1. Sessions are synced with terminal 2. No confusion of Chat/Cowork/Code Why Claude Desktop hasn’t been unified is anyone’s guess

@shadcn Both are in my Ghostty based open-source Codex app clone @ghostex_dev already. I use them heavily. Please try it 🙏🏻 Can add whatever you want to it, would be my pleasure. Recently added computer/browser use, pets, iOS/Android apps, Rich Prompt Editor, multi account support, ++

@maddada i prefer apps personally (codex app) but dude this is epic, this would've been a life saver for the half a year we were living in terminals haha

@kr0der I solved this in ghostex.dev btw, please try it 🙏🏻. You just hit ctrl + g to type in a floating dragabble rich text editor (accepts images/files and shows thumbnails for them) Have a TUI editor for ssh too for ghostex mobile apps. Also support images/files remotely.

@Dev__F @kr0der Try ghostex, solves this and many more issues including keeping ram use low!

Well it's a passion project that I made for myself. If others want to use it and contribute I'd be really happy but it's all good if they don't :) Some features are special about mine: - Uses native Ghostty terminals for best RAM & stability (not xterm.js web terminals like all the others). - Auto-sleeps & resumes terminals to save ram. - GUI & TUI Rich Prompt editors (supports images & ssh) - Built in Chromium based browser/devtools - Light Embedded Editor for MD/Code/PR reviews - `gtx` cli to connect and switch between sessions - Android & iOS apps to connect to any running session

@jturntdev 100% agree. That's why I made @ghostex_dev It's basically Codex App's UX/Features but with Agent CLI instead of the chat Interface. Tons of features to make using CLI nicer. Has apps to remote connect to all sessions. Worked hard on it for months, would love your thoughts.

Me with your feedback :) Already have a great base with @ghostex_dev, would love your opinion about what to focus on next. The biggest differentiator is the app uses native Ghostty terminals so it uses way less resources and has the best compatibility with all Agent CLIs. T3 Code is integrated and works well for people who prefer GUI too. Also includes a lite VS Code embed for code and MD files editing. Recently added a Rich Prompt Editor to edit your Agent CLI prompts. Really proud of this one, no one else has it working so well. Please let me know if you ever get the chance to try it, I'm not great at marketing but the app's UX and tech base is really one of the best you'll find (not perfect yet but will be soon).

Renamed zmux.app to Ghostex to make the name more self explanatory and avoid confusion with other projects like tmux & cmux :) Ghostex is a combination of the best terminal experience (Ghostty) with the best Agentic Engineering UX from Codex.

I know you saw this before but I can't wait to hear your thoughts so self promoting again 😅 Presenting @zmux_app: My temu Codex app that lets you place native Ghostty terminals any which way you want. Cooking up a huge update that will come out soon with: - A rich editor for CLI prompts 🤯 (ctrl + g and then edit with all your hotkeys in a floating window, even image pasting is supported) - Pop out mode - Tabs and splits - Better hotkeys - Lots of bug fixes Testing droid is top of my list for this week too.

You can use any Agent CLI with Zmux (It's just Ghostty!) Support tested for the following: • Codex CLI • Claude Code • Pi Agent • OpenCode • T3code (embedded) • Gemini CLI • Copilot CLI • Cursor CLI Please let me know if anything doesn't work right with your agent and I'll add it (post an issue on the Github or just @maddada/@zmux_app)

Hello world! I'm @maddada and I'll be using this account to post about zmux.app which my new Agentic Dev app. Zmux is what you get when you mix the best terminal (Ghostty) with the best Agentic UX (Codex App) in a native macOS app! (win/linux soon) Please check it out and star it on github.com/maddada/zmux • Fully free & Open-source (MIT) • Native macOS app • Uses native Ghostty terminals (best cpu/ram use) • Inspired by Codex App's UX • Auto sleep unused terminals • Auto resume prev sessions • CEF embedded browser w devtools & profiles • Light embedded VS Code based editor & Git/PRs manager • Embedded T3code • Agent CLI integrations • Rich prompt editor (ctrl+g to use it!) • Built-in SSH & tmux/zmx/zellij support with zmux cli to attach to any pane! + much more This is a passion project that I've been working on for months. Your support is much appreciated 🙏🏻

@SebbeBroman @adamwathan This is the best way imo

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Million dollar idea — a Chrome fork but when you resize the window as small as possible it stops at 375px instead of 500px.

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@jcurtis @adocomplete It's doable now, just open another tab in terminal open Claude Code the do !resume and open the same conversation and use escape escape to go back to any point and fork from there (make sure to restore conversation only not code)

@adocomplete I would love an option to fork a conversation. You can set the conversation up to a perfect point with context, and then fork or clone it so that you can continue it in other terminals.

Advent of Claude Day 2 - Double Esc to Rewind Want to try a “what if we…” approach? Go wild → if it gets weird → Esc Esc to jump back to a clean checkpoint and revise. You can rewind the conversion, code, or both.

@EveryDevAi @adocomplete It's interesting but a bit over engineered. I use Clipbook (clipboard manager) and save my most frequently used prompts there. Find that more than enough.

@adocomplete Here’s a little nom package that helps log your prompts and supports versioning and diffing too github.com/joeshub/prompt…

Advent of Claude Day 13 - Prompt Stashing It's like git stash, but for your prompt. Ctrl+S saves your draft. Send something else. Draft auto-restores. No more copying to a scratchpad. No more losing your train of thought.

@LuftkoppTim @theo But you can always very easily disable the minimize animation on windows (not possible on macOS) + the minimized window stays accessible in alt tab and win+ tab unlike on macOS. Windows management on windows is 100 times more intuitive hands down.

@theo The buttons in Windows also don't make a lot more sense tho The X also no longer means the app is actually closed. The fullscreen button And well the minimize button works just like on MacOS. But with an actually ugly animation.

Hot take: these three buttons are useless and a waste of space

@ultima_centauri @aidenybai Same thought here would love this

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