Abundio

Abundio

A GPU-accelerated terminal multiplexer desktop app built with [Tauri v2](https://v2.tauri.app). Abundio is a home base for project-centric, AI-assisted development — a place to run your shells, your editor, your git workflow, and your AI coding agents side by side, all scoped to the project you're working on.


*The name comes from the Latin _abundō_ ("to overflow, abound") — Abundio is built for an **abundance of productivity**, giving you room to run an abundance of terminals, agents, and parallel work without leaving your project.*

Each **workspace** is bound to a project folder. Inside it you get a fast WebGL-rendered terminal that you can split into as many horizontal and vertical panes as you like and organize across multiple tabs — run a dev server in one pane, tail logs in another, and drive an AI agent in a third. Abundio has **first-class support for AI coding CLI agents** — Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Kimi Code, and Grok Build (see [Supported coding agents](#supported-coding-agents)): it auto-detects the ones installed on your `$PATH`, lets you define your own, and surfaces live activity status so you can see at a glance which agents are working.

Around the terminal sits a full development surface: a **file explorer** and Monaco-powered **code editor** for viewing and editing files, **git integration** with a changed-files panel and inline diffs, first-class **git worktree support** (worktrees of a repo are grouped together in the sidebar and you can create or remove them in-app), a **GitHub PR panel**, **full-text workspace search**, live **Markdown preview**, and a **notes** panel — plus the ability to hand the current workspace off to VS Code, Cursor, or a JetBrains IDE when you want a heavier editor. Terminal output is clickable (file paths printed by compilers, test runners, and agents open straight in the editor), scrollback