Mihari

Mihari is a cross-platform manager for mihomo (Clash Meta) on Windows, Linux, and macOS. It provides a unified daemon-owned control plane shared by command-line, terminal UI, and browser interfaces. The project describes itself as an open-source terminal alternative to graphical clients like Sparkle. Features include subscription management with offline switching, system proxy and TUN mode control, mihomo core installation and updates, live connection and rule viewing, and OS service supervision with automatic restart.

Designed for minimal resource usage, Mihari runs as a background service with a lightweight terminal interface rather than an Electron-based GUI. It supports per-profile refresh intervals, independent subscription caches, and local GeoIP resolution. All CLI, TUI, and web panel communications go through a single daemon using named pipes or Unix domain sockets, keeping the control API local without exposing TCP ports.