Odek — Development skill for Claude Code

A tiny, native terminal for macOS, made for running coding agents side by side.
Grouped tabs, split panes and a built-in code viewer, in about a fifth of Warp's memory.

Why

A working day can mean several coding agents running at once, each in its own terminal, with a quick look at the code now and then. Terminals that draw with their own GPU renderer and ship AI and cloud features tend to sit at several hundred megabytes and grow into gigabytes after a long session. On an 8 GB laptop that is memory your builds and browsers need.

odek does the everyday job with what macOS already has. AppKit and Core Text draw every character, so there is no renderer, font engine or UI toolkit of its own to keep in memory. A terminal cell takes 8 bytes, colours are stored once, and scrollback has a hard cap, so memory stays flat no matter how much output a session produces.

Features

Workspace

• Tabs grouped by project in a sidebar: search, drag to reorder or move between groups, rename, collapse
• **Status at a gl