Wave TerminalUnderrated
An open-source, AI-native terminal that keeps file previews, an editor, a browser, and your whole workspace in one window.

Best for
Developers who live in the terminal and want remote files, SSH sessions, and AI help without switching apps.
Why it deserves attention
Wave pairs a real terminal with the things a terminal usually sends you elsewhere for: Markdown and image previews, a VS Code-like editor for remote files, an inline browser, an SSH connection manager, split-screen workspaces, and reusable HTML widgets you can turn into dashboards. Everything runs locally with no account, and the project is Apache-2.0 licensed with more than 22,000 GitHub stars and active releases for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It is built on Go and React rather than a GPU renderer, so startup and memory use are heavier than Ghostty or Alacritty, and AI features depend on the model keys you configure.
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