Open-source (MIT) macOS terminal kooky is built for AI coding: sidebar workspaces and split panes, one-click built-in or custom agent sessions, live running/waiting/failed states, plus git worktrees, SSH workspaces, session history, and kooky-cli for scripted tab control.
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MiniMax officially open-sourced MiniMax Code CLI v0.4.12 under MIT for developers worldwide. It is a terminal coding agent that works with MiniMax accounts or bring-your-own models, plus search, plugins, and multimodal tools. On FrontierHarness Eval it claims SOTA pass rate, fastest average task completion, and second-lowest token usage; open-sourcing aims to let teams inspect tool calls and permissions for reliable enterprise apps.
@DanKornas highlighted Interceptor (github.com/Hacker-Valley-Media/Interceptor), an agent browser and macOS control stack: one CLI plus extension drives your existing Chrome/Brave/Safari session (cookies, logins, tabs intact), with page actions, passive network capture, record-and-replay, and macOS accessibility/trusted input plus on-device vision/speech. Wires into Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor.
@DanKornas shipped lpm (github.com/gug007/lpm): an MIT native macOS desktop app that keeps project services, terminals, and AI coding agents in one workspace—one-click start/stop with live terminal output, duplicate projects for parallel feature work, profiles for service subsets or one-off test/migrate/deploy actions, and native (no-Docker) service management beside Claude Code, Codex, and other agents.
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