Terminal Management
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A Neovim plugin for fast file and terminal navigation using per-project, auto-updating marks.
A Neovim plugin to persist and toggle multiple terminal windows with customizable layouts and commands.
A full-featured IDE layer for Neovim, heavily inspired by VSCode, providing a cohesive development experience with extensible panels and components.
A Neovim task runner that uses JSON/YAML configuration files and integrates with toggleterm.nvim and telescope.nvim.
A local dashboard for running and coordinating multiple AI CLI agents with live status, session resume, and autopilot routing.
A Lua-Neovim plugin for toggling and managing terminal windows with multiple buffer support.
A flexible terminal management plugin for Neovim that provides a single, powerful terminal abstraction adaptable to any CLI tool.
A Neovim plugin for smarter buffer management with terminal persistence and layout-aware closing.
A Neovim plugin that manages terminal sessions with named terminals, notifications, and automatic behavior.
Automatically sets terminal and tmux window titles based on current directory and running commands.
A Telescope.nvim extension for managing terminal buffers created with toggleterm.nvim.
A Neovim plugin that integrates the Crush AI coding assistant with edit highlighting, terminal management, and version control.
A Neovim plugin that integrates with tmux to send code, capture output, manage terminals, and run REPLs.
A Neovim plugin to create, toggle, and switch between multiple floating terminal windows with tag-based management.
A Zsh plugin that synchronizes tmux window names with active SSH sessions for better terminal session management.
A lightweight Neovim plugin for managing multiple terminal instances with customizable key bindings.
A tool to rename Tmux and Screen panes and windows for better terminal session management.
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