Mesh is a team-first, junior-friendly terminal that puts collaborative workflows front and center, helping you build your products, faster.
We recommend trying to use Mesh as your replacement terminal for a day!
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Windows and Linux versions coming soon
We're actively making updates and feature improvements to make Mesh your primary terminal. In the meantime, we'd love to hear your feedback about how your experience with it so far.
Connect with us in our Slack to keep up-to-date on Mesh. Gain exclusive access to updates and help provide feedback on Mesh: https://tinyurl.com/mesh-slack.
From anywhere on your desktop, ⌘-U will open Mesh. Another ⌘-U will hide it until you need it again.
Use ⌘-U to quickly open mesh to run a command, and ⌘-U to quickly close it again. Mesh can appear anywhere on your desktop, seamlessly over the work you're doing, and out of the way when you don't need it.
If you're working with a team on Mesh, you can share your commonly used scripts with everyone.
To try that out, input the "Join Mesh team" command and enter past kitty as the code. That should preload a set of scripts that was helpful for 1 particular team that we've worked with.
To create your own set of team-based scripts, contact us!
Mesh doesn't block you even if you start a web server or install some dependency that takes a few minutes to complete.
Instead, you'll see cards that keeps track of your running processes, while the terminal is always available for your next command.
(coming soon)
Ever sat in a Zoom call as you and another teammate tried to debug a production issue? Or tried to share the logs for some command but find yourself having to scroll through terminal just to copy the entire thing?
We did too, and we have some ideas for how we can make this better. More on this soon.
Mesh is a shell, with utilities rewritten to make the terminal a web-first application.
We've designed every component of Mesh to be extensible with the same open, web-based technologies that made possible marketplaces like the Chrome Web Store. More on this soon.