MouseTermMultitasking terminal with tmux keybindings, mouse support, and a built-in alarm system for completed tasks and prompts. TODO: GIF demonstrating a 3-pane layout where one pane finishes a build and its border changes to show completion, while the user clicks to split another pane and drags to resize
FeaturesBuilt-in Alarm SystemKnow when a task finishes without watching it. MouseTerm monitors terminal output and marks panes as done when they go quiet — works with any CLI tool, zero configuration. No more staring at idle screens or forgetting which terminal you were waiting on. TODO: GIF showing two terminals running long tasks, one finishes and gets the ✓ floating status, user is working in another pane and notices at a glance Tiling Layout with Minimize / MaximizeSplit horizontally, split vertically, drag to resize. Maximize the complicated one. Minimize the ones you don't need to look at right now (detach in tmux terminology). Alarms keep running whether minimized or not. Already know tmux? Same shortcuts. Nothing new to learn. Never used tmux? Click everything with the mouse, hover to learn the shortcuts if you want. TODO: GIF showing splitting panes with mouse clicks and keyboard shortcuts, dragging borders to resize, swapping pane positions Any Theme, AnywhereMouseTerm uses your VSCode theme — colors, styling, everything. Switch themes and MouseTerm switches with you. No separate configuration, no mismatched colors. TODO: GIF showing theme switching — user changes VSCode theme and MouseTerm updates instantly to match You can also use MouseTerm in the View area (bottom and sides), in the Editor area (center region where the files are), or both. TODO: GIF showing MouseTerm in various areas Getting Started
Keyboard ReferenceMouseTerm has two modes: command for managing panes, and passthrough where all keypresses passthrough to the terminal. Press Command Mode Shortcuts
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