The UI looks nice but tbh I don't understand how it’s useful. Why wouldn’t I just open my terminal directly? for example i can set a shortcut to open it even when the terminal app is closed. Why would your menu be better?
Built a lightweight menu bar terminal for macOS using SwiftTerm. Scratched my own itch — I use terminal regularly for git and installs but didn’t want to sacrifice screen real estate or context switch. Open to feedback.
I would really love to have an always visible option (not sure if it is possible in MacOS) that keep the terminal showing even if I click outside of it. Especially useful when working with CLI agents.
It should be possible on MacOS. If I take a region screenshot with Cmd + Shift + 4 (and then click on the thumbnail in the corner), the preview window that opens stays on top no matter what, so the base functionality exists.
The UI looks nice but tbh I don't understand how it’s useful. Why wouldn’t I just open my terminal directly? for example i can set a shortcut to open it even when the terminal app is closed. Why would your menu be better?
Built a lightweight menu bar terminal for macOS using SwiftTerm. Scratched my own itch — I use terminal regularly for git and installs but didn’t want to sacrifice screen real estate or context switch. Open to feedback.
I would really love to have an always visible option (not sure if it is possible in MacOS) that keep the terminal showing even if I click outside of it. Especially useful when working with CLI agents.
It should be possible on MacOS. If I take a region screenshot with Cmd + Shift + 4 (and then click on the thumbnail in the corner), the preview window that opens stays on top no matter what, so the base functionality exists.
That’s a good idea actually. I’ll definitely look into that and try and integrate it. Thank you for that feedback