Cy, the time traveling terminal multiplexer
Cy, the time traveling terminal multiplexer
cy is a new terminal multiplexer (akin to tmux, screen, et al.) that records your terminal sessions so that you can replay and search through them at your leisure. It comes out of the box with a powerful fuzzy finder and uses Janet, a Lisp-like programming language, for configuration. As someone who does all of their software development in the terminal with text-based tools, I came to believe that it would be useful to be able to play back and search through everything that I do. I also felt like terminal multiplexers were stuck in a rut, and could be much more than what they are. cy was born from the idea that the terminal is a powerful medium that has yet to reach its full potential. A better terminal multiplexer will help it get there. cy is still experimental. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, feel free to create an issue on GitHub or reach out! cy is open-source software (MIT license) and forever will be.
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