Terminal work gets messy when every agent, shell, and output stream competes for one…
This is a dev post classified by Jev as Terminal & editor (a tool drop), kept by the Dev Radar because it carries real work, not commentary.
Terminal work gets messy when every agent, shell, and output stream competes for one window. gPTY is a Godot- and Rust-based desktop PTY workspace for developers who want to manage terminal sessions and give agents a documented way to interact with them. It helps you keep shell work visible and controllable by placing independent PTYs in a resizable tiling grid, then exposing workspace actions through a CLI, JSON-RPC, and MCP server. Key features: • Tiling PTY grid – run independent shell sessions in resizable terminal, code, and file-tree panes • Agent control surface – use the CLI, JSON-
Posted by Dan Kornas (99.1k followers) 56 min ago · 1 likes · 377 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Terminal & editor.
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