Lucenx9/forktty
Lucenx9
Rust8updated 4mo ago
Rust8updated 4mo agoLinux-native workspace for coding agents: Ghostty terminals, git worktrees, local MCP/socket automation, team orchestration, and prompt-aware notifications.
Codex
agent-orchestrationai-agentsclaude-codecodexcoding-agentsdeveloper-toolsghosttygit-worktreegtk4libadwaitalinuxlocal-first
README
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ForkTTY
Linux-native multi-agent terminal with a programmable local socket API, first-class git worktrees, and prompt-aware notifications.
ForkTTY runs coding agents in isolated workspaces, exposes a user-local Unix socket for automation, and can place long-running tasks in dedicated git worktrees without tying the UI to one agent vendor.
Website · Download v0.2.0-alpha.13 AppImage
</div><p align="center"> <img src="docs/assets/forktty-alpha6.png" alt="ForkTTY with workspace sidebar, split terminal panes, active pane focus, and agent status notifications" width="960" /> </p>Status: Early alpha (v0.2.0-alpha.13). ForkTTY is Linux-only and the GTK/Ghostty runtime is now the primary implementation. The AppImage is the primary Linux download for this alpha; the Debian package remains available for Debian/Ubuntu users.
Why ForkTTY
- Agent-agnostic automation: the same socket API and CLI flow work for Codex, Claude Code, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, legacy Gemini CLI, shell scripts, and custom tools.
- First-class worktree workflows: create, attach, remove, and merge isolated worktree workspaces through native
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