Tty7

tty7 is an open source terminal workbench written in Rust for macOS, Windows and Linux. Its core idea is that a background server, not the window, owns the shells, so sessions keep running after the app is closed or the machine restarts, and the coding agents left working in them are still there on return. There is no tmux setup to learn. It is aimed at developers who run several coding agents alongside ordinary terminal work. The app recognizes 28 coding command line agents by the command in each pane, without wrapping them, and shows a status dot per pane for working, waiting or done. It sends a notification when an agent needs input or finishes a turn, and it can resume sessions after a reboot. Other features include editor grade command input with history suggestions and flag explaining completion, fuzzy history search, a native Rust SSH stack with profiles, SFTP and port forwarding, remote workspaces where files and repositories stay on the far machine, and git views with branch and diff counts, a diff overlay, GitHub issues and pull requests, and worktrees. A bundled tty7 command line tool opens panes, sends keys, reads screens and blocks until an agent needs attention, so scripts and agents can drive the workbench. The site offers a download and documentation and publishes no pricing page or paid plans.