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Your terminal,
without the duct tape.

Sessions, splits, tabs, command palette — plus a scriptable IPC layer and the attyx CLI, so AI agents and scripts can drive your terminal programmatically. GPU-accelerated, written in Zig, under 5 MB.

Install

$ brew tap semos-labs/tap

$ brew install attyx

macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel) · Linux (x64 & ARM64)
attyx
Attyx — GPU-accelerated terminal with splits, command palette, and status bar
Zig / Metal · OpenGL / < 5 MB / IPC + CLI / macOS · Linux / MIT License
Features
12
01

Scriptable IPC

Control splits, send input, read output — all over a Unix socket. Build workflows, dashboards, or let AI agents orchestrate your terminal.

02

attyx CLI

A companion CLI that talks to the running terminal. Create panes, send keystrokes, read screen content — perfect for agentic workflows.

03

GPU Rendering

Metal on macOS, OpenGL on Linux. Smooth scrolling, no tearing — stays fast even when you cat a huge file.

04

Sessions

Persistent workspaces backed by a daemon. Close the window, open it later — everything's still there.

05

Splits & Tabs

Horizontal and vertical splits, tabs, and floating popups. All built in, no plugin needed.

06

Themes & Config

22 built-in themes and TOML config with hot reload. Edit, save, done.

07

Command Palette

Cmd+Shift+P — searchable list of every action. Forgot a shortcut? Just look it up.

08

Search

Search through output and scrollback. Regex, smart-case, incremental — finds stuff as you type.

09

Visual Mode

Select text with the keyboard, vim-style. Character, line, and block modes. Yank to clipboard.

10

Status Bar

Git branch, working directory, clock, or your own scripts. Shows what you need, stays out of the way.

11

Inline Images

Kitty graphics protocol. Show images, plots, whatever — right in the terminal.

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Cross-Platform

Native on macOS and Linux. Metal + Core Text or OpenGL + FreeType. Same app, different backends.

Part of Semos Labs

A constellation of terminal-native tools — Attyx, Glyph, Aion, and Epist.

Get started

Try Attyx

Install via Homebrew and you're up and running in seconds.