Developed by anomalyco[1], the same crew behind OpenCode. Not sure how much of the marketing site is satire, but it looks fun.<p>[1] <a href="https://github.com/anomalyco" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/anomalyco</a>
I see this as a novel capability with no reason to think “why?”<p>It’s a capability, use your imagination.<p>Cheers, neat idea
I am trying to think of use cases for this but I can’t think of one. It’s sort of cool, but I need help figuring out who’s the audience for this here. Why would someone need or want this?
I’d wager it’s just a bit of fun. Which is amongst the best reasons to do anything.
I think the main value is buried in the page, and that is it can also render in the terminal, so it’s sort of React for TUI apps? And they built OpenCode with it?<p>But then why make console.log your main selling point?
those are my favorite apps
How does it compare to<p><a href="https://www.ink-web.dev/" rel="nofollow">https://www.ink-web.dev/</a><p><a href="https://docs.rs/webatui/latest/webatui/" rel="nofollow">https://docs.rs/webatui/latest/webatui/</a>
I opened the console to see if it there was a demo, but alas there wasn't.
This is cool. Can it also be used out of the box to build regular terminal apps?
Amazing! But why?
Definitely a fun idea.
I'm not impressed until I see Doom ported to console.log rendered thru libghostty-vt.
Everyone asking about use cases fuck off already. It’s fun, that’s reason enough
Now build a browser in it
Useless but ok.
usecase?
Job application form would be fun! Lots of companies put little hiring ads for web devs in their console.
It looks like the authors also created opencode, and there’s a page about how opencode uses it - so local TUI for agents seems like a primary use case.
noice