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// term.everything

Term.Everything is a Linux command-line tool that functions as a Wayland compositor to render GUI applications within a terminal window. It supports both X11 and Wayland host systems and allows users to run graphical software, including web browsers and games, over SSH connections. The project is currently in beta and aims to enable users to run any desktop application directly inside their terminal environment.

use cases
  • 01Running GUI applications and desktop environments inside a terminal
  • 02Accessing graphical software remotely over SSH
  • 03Displaying high-resolution window content in terminals that support image rendering

// claude_code_src

This project successfully restores a readable source code directory containing 700,000 lines of code by reconstructing the source maps of Claude Code version 2.1.88. Developers can use this to conduct an in-depth study of the CLI tool's command system, the terminal UI built with React and Ink, and the specific implementation of MCP. This repository aims to provide engineering structure analysis and archiving to help users understand its core business logic and architectural design.

use cases
  • 01Conduct an in-depth analysis of the Claude Code CLI architecture and command loading mechanism
  • 02Study development techniques for terminal user interfaces based on React and Ink
  • 03Explore the deep integration implementation of the Model Context Protocol within CLI tools
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