# PRESS KIT

Everything here can be used without asking. Screenshots are 1270 × 760 (dark), the mark is SVG, and the demo video is silent and captioned. If you need something else, ask.

> Contact: Blaise Tiong· GitHub· live demo

## THE SHORT VERSION

Your shells and agents, one calm scroll.

tabsh puts your shells and coding agents in a browser tab, next to your work. A board moves each card as its agent works. Free, MIT, localhost only.

## FACT SHEET

Name	tabsh
Site	https://tabsh.cc
Repo	https://github.com/Blaise1030/tabsh
What	A browser tab for your shells and coding agents, with one board across projects.
Maker	Blaise Tiong
Price	Free
License	MIT
Platforms	macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) and Linux (x86-64 and arm64)
Install	curl -fsSL https://tabsh.cc/install.sh \| sh
Data	Localhost only. No account, no relay, no telemetry.

## SCREENSHOTS

Click any image for the full-size PNG. All six are also in /press/.

fig. 1 The tabsh cover: your shells and agents, one calm scroll.

fig. 2 The list: every card across every project, grouped by status, with a shell beside it.

fig. 3 The same agent as a real terminal (TUI) or a chat panel (UI).

fig. 4 The board: Backlog, In progress, Needs input, Completed and Archived.

fig. 5 The tabsh status commands that let an agent move its own card.

fig. 6 Agent providers as commands: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI and OpenCode.

## MARK

favicon.svg (vector) ·icon-240.png (Product Hunt thumbnail) ·og.png (1200 × 630 social card)

## VIDEO

A 25-second silent demo of the real app against an in-memory daemon. Download it and upload to YouTube/Vimeo; Product Hunt takes a link, not a file.

Download tabsh-demo.webm (1.1 MB)

## COPY

25 words

tabsh puts your shells and coding agents in a browser tab, next to your work. A board moves each card as its agent works. Free, MIT, localhost only.

50 words

tabsh is a browser tab for your terminal and coding agents. A small Rust daemon runs your shells locally, so they survive reloads and restarts. A board keeps every card across every project in one list, and agents move their own cards. Free, open source, macOS and Linux.

100 words

tabsh puts your shells and coding agents in the browser tab next to your work. A tiny Rust daemon runs the shells on your machine, so closing the tab, reloading or rebooting doesn't lose them. Every shell and agent is a card on a board: Backlog, In progress, Needs input, Completed. With tabsh setup, a coding agent moves its own card when you send a prompt, when it needs permission, and when it finishes. Each card is either a real terminal or a chat panel, and any CLI that takes a prompt can be a card. Free, MIT, and localhost only.

Boilerplate

tabsh is a browser tab for your shells and coding agents, with one board across every project. It is free, MIT licensed, and runs locally on macOS and Linux. https://tabsh.cc

## QUOTE

“I didn't want another terminal. I wanted the terminal to stop being the one window I had to leave the work for. The board came later, when I realised the hard part wasn't running an agent, it was knowing which one needed me.”
— Blaise Tiong, maker

## ACCURACY

macOS and Linux only. There is no Windows build; say so if it matters.
Free and MIT. There is no paid tier and no account.
Shells and agents run locally. The app page is served from tabsh.cc, but keystrokes stay on 127.0.0.1.
Agents run in your checkout; there is no worktree isolation.
The demo runs the real app against a pretend daemon in the page. Nothing runs on the reader's machine.