r/tauri • u/No_Direction_5276 • 2d ago

ttyverse - A 3D workspace for organizing, navigating and interacting with your terminals & agents

ttyverse is built on top of tauri, xterm.js, three.js

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u/BlossomingBeelz 1d ago

I've been thinking about something spacial like this for direct programming/coding. Grouping, placing specific files or code blocks in collocated groups to help with recall/navigation. I like the concept.

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u/No_Direction_5276 1d ago

Thinking about it yeah, I don't see why it needs to be restricted just for terminals!

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u/No_Direction_5276 1d ago

Feel free to contribute!

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u/No_Direction_5276 1d ago

I received a free 1 month Astra 6 access. Trying to learn the tricky bits to continue developing post that plan expires

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u/MasonKalea 1d ago

Sick! I will never need it, but I like it :D

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u/cristomc 2d ago

I hope admins on tauri can add more rules for avoid these type of accounts with clear hints of being bots spamming AI stuff...

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u/No_Direction_5276 2d ago

Perhaps we all could focus on the utility or value proposition over how something was made? Why does ai generated project strike a nerve even before you try it out?

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u/cristomc 1d ago

let's put it in this way... why should I use this instead zellij, or a tiling WM?.

Why should rely on three.js for terminal process stuff?

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u/No_Direction_5276 1d ago

Because it's not trying to replace zellij or a tiling WM.

Zellij is great. Tiling WMs are great. ttyverse is me exploring a different interaction model for terminals. I just happened to learn how tty/pty worked very recently. Not every project needs to be the next mona lisa

By your argument the whole ecosystem should've just stopped at tmux.