Apple Silicon
For Macs with M1, M2, M3, M4 or M5 chips
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What's in it
v0.1.0The first public build
- •A terminal built on libghostty: true color, wide characters and emoji, box drawing drawn as lines, selection, scrollback, Cmd+click links, and find in scrollback (Cmd+F)
- •Tabs and splits with Ghostty's shortcuts, all listed with Cmd+/ and all changeable in the config file. Tabs show their number (Cmd+1–8)
- •Shells outlive the window: a background process keeps them running, and after a restart tabs and splits come back in the same directories
- •Every pane shows its repo, branch, worktree, uncommitted files and ahead/behind; click the count to see the diff
- •Agent status at a glance: a dot on each pane running Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, rolled up on tabs and the Dock icon, with a notification when an agent waits or finishes
- •A sidebar of every pane grouped by repository, with live previews; it folds to a narrow rail
- •About 900 themes with a live picker; the whole window follows the theme. Font family and size in the config, Cmd+= / Cmd+- to zoom
- •A kibann command in every pane, so agents can open panes, run commands, read output and wait on each other
- •An icon in the menu bar: closing the window (or Cmd+Q) keeps the app running there, so agents can still notify you
- •Updates itself: checks hourly, downloads in the background and offers to restart, and your shells keep running
- •Settings (Cmd+,): switches, theme, font, every shortcut, updates and About in one place. It writes the config file, so editing by hand still works
Install
- 1.Open the .dmg and drag Kibann Terminal to Applications.
- 2.Teach your agents the kibann CLI, from any Kibann pane. It sets up Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode (or pass --claude, --codex, --opencode for one):
❯ kibann skill installSettings live in ~/.config/kibann/config, in Ghostty's syntax.
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