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A protocol experiment for terminal-native apps: dynamic content remains identifiable and safely mutable even after entering scrollback, the terminal keeps owning native history, and the reader's position stays anchored as output changes. Early research prototype, validated end-to-end on xterm.js.

A desktop app for local multi-agent parallel development: run multiple AI agents at once — each claims tasks, writes code, runs tests, and opens PRs, with automated review and merge. One person, one machine, many parallel threads of work.

Partnerships, or just talking code — write directly.

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