Terminal

#Where

• Under the code — ⌃` or ⌘J toggles it; shells keep running. Tabs, maximise, split right (⌘D) or down (⇧⌘D).
• Terminal tab — for shells and SSH sessions outside projects.

#The input box

A Warp-style editor for the command line: edit with the mouse, ⇧↩ for a new line, ↑/↓ for history, ⌃R to search it, an inline suggestion from what you ran before (→ or Tab to take it). Tab falls back to the shell's own completion.

#Output that links

• With shell integration (zsh, bash), commands, errors and failed output are marked; ⌘K clears; ⌘F finds with case, word and regex options.
• path:line in any output opens the file — in the project or the Go module cache.
• "address already in use" links to Processes, which shows who holds the port.

#More

• Record a tab's output (●) to Logs. Output only — never what you type.
• Snippets — saved commands pasted at the prompt, never run on their own.
• SSH — the connect picker opens a session on a saved host.
• Child processes get your login shell's PATH (Homebrew, nvm, Go, rustup).