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The modern terminal with AI
GPU-accelerated terminal built in Rust, now evolved into an Agentic Development Environment (ADE) used by 700K+ developers. Features block-based output navigation, AI command suggestions via the Oz orchestration engine, multi-line editing with syntax highlighting, and a built-in code editor with LSP support. Available on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Includes Warp Drive for sharing workflows, real-time session collaboration, and BYOK support for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google API keys.
Fast, native terminal emulator
GPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in Zig by Mitchell Hashimoto (HashiCorp co-founder). Native UI rendering on macOS and Linux. Supports ligatures, true color, Kitty graphics protocol, and splits/tabs. Configurable via a simple key-value file with sensible defaults. Open-source with 20K+ GitHub stars and a focus on correctness, speed, and minimal resource usage. Growing as a modern alternative to iTerm2, Alacritty, and WezTerm.
AI-native open-source terminal for modern developers
Cross-platform terminal with built-in AI chat, inline file previews, and durable SSH sessions. Supports OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and Ollama for in-terminal AI assistance. With 18k+ GitHub stars, it combines modern terminal UX with AI-powered command suggestions, making remote development and server management faster and more intuitive.
Electron-based terminal with plugin ecosystem
Terminal emulator built on web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS) using Electron. Extensible via npm packages with a vibrant plugin and theme ecosystem. Created by Vercel with 43k+ GitHub stars. Offers split panes, configurable hotkeys, and a fully customizable UI that appeals to developers who want a modern, hackable terminal experience.
macOS terminal replacement
Feature-rich terminal emulator for macOS that has been the de facto standard for Mac power users and developers for over a decade. Supports split panes, tabs, profiles, triggers, hotkey windows, search with regex, shell integration for marks and navigation, tmux integration, and extensive customization via JSON profiles. Built-in password manager, automatic profile switching based on context, and Python scripting API for automation. Free and open-source with a loyal community.
The fast, feature-rich terminal
GPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in C and Python, focused on performance and features. Supports ligatures, true color, graphics protocol for displaying images/plots inline, tabs, splits, and remote control via IPC. Highly configurable via a plain text config file. Cross-platform on macOS and Linux. Features a kitten framework for writing terminal programs in Python. Known for innovation in terminal graphics. 26K+ GitHub stars and a dedicated power-user community.
GPU-accelerated terminal with Lua config
GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator written in Rust with configuration in Lua for maximum flexibility. Supports multiplexing (splits, tabs, workspaces), ligatures, true color, sixel/iTerm2/Kitty image protocols, and SSH multiplexer for remote sessions. Extensive keyboard/mouse customization, dynamic color schemes, and a built-in serial port mode. Works on macOS, Linux, Windows, and FreeBSD. Known for deep customizability. 19K+ GitHub stars.
A fast, cross-platform terminal
Self-described 'fastest terminal emulator in existence' — a GPU-accelerated, cross-platform terminal written in Rust focused on simplicity and performance. No tabs, splits, or built-in multiplexer — designed to pair with tmux or Zellij. Configured via YAML with a minimal feature set that prioritizes speed above all else. Supports true color, Vi mode, regex search, and clickable URLs. Available on macOS, Linux, Windows, and BSD. 57K+ GitHub stars.
