I prefer using coding CLIs instead of UI wrappers as the terminal tends to be more performant (depending on the agent you choose) and you get access to new features immediately.
Ghostty is a bit challening to automate today— I considered building a complementary app to Ghostty at first. But since I have been building native mac apps on the side lately (as well as tools for agents, consuming their logs etc) I figured I would just modify Ghostty to have native worktree management.
You can download with homebrew via: brew install sidequery/tap/ghostree
JoshTriplett•1h ago
What I got: "oh, AI, sigh".
It feels like we're going through another round of what happened when "crypto" stopped unambiguously meaning "cryptography" and started being ambiguous with "cryptocurrency".
Can things that are trying to do AI write "AI", please? "AI agent worktree management" would have likely been a more useful description for people who do want it, as well.
nicoritschel•57m ago
You can use Ghostree without AI at all and still get the benefit of worktree management bubbled up to the UI layer.