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Fastaf IDE — AI skill for Claude Code

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The multi-terminal, AI-native IDE that doesn't eat your RAM.

How to install Fastaf IDE

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open ksg98/fastaf-ide and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Fastaf IDE does

The multi-terminal, AI-native IDE that doesn't eat your RAM. Native Rust + Tauri, run parallel Claude Code / Codex agents on isolated git worktrees, watch every terminal in one grid — ~300MB idle vs 2-3GB for Electron editors.

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README

FastAF

The multi-terminal, AI-native IDE that doesn't eat your RAM.
Watch up to 9 agents at once in one auto-adjusting 3×3 grid.

All Features • Why FastAF • Plugin API • Docs

FastAF — multiple agents, split panes, sidebar with repos

⚡ Why FastAF?

Most AI editors are Electron apps wearing a trench coat — every window is a full Chromium, so an editor like **Cursor** or **VS Code** can idle at **2–3 GB of RAM** before you've even opened a file.

**FastAF is native Rust on Tauri.** No bundled browser — it uses your OS's webview for the UI and a Rust core for everything that matters: PTYs, Git, the filesystem, agent hooks.

	FastAF	Typical Electron AI editor
Idle memory	~300 MB	2–3 GB
Engine	Native Rust + OS webview	Bundled Chromium per window
Terminal rendering	Custom canvas grid, no DOM per cell	xterm.js in a Chromium
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