Origami
Terminal manager that organizes workspaces, agents, and commands together
Visit tryorigami.app ↗What is Origami?
Origami is a terminal manager designed for developers who work across multiple projects. It groups terminals, agents, and commands into saved workspaces, letting you switch contexts instantly without closing and reopening tools. The interface includes keyboard shortcuts for all actions, built-in Git tooling with real-time agent updates, a Kanban board per workspace, and artifact rendering for agent output.
The app preserves your existing shell and editor setup while providing a shared home for your tools. Features include workspace environment variables, command palette access, MCP integration for agent control, and the ability to export workspaces as JSON for use on other machines. The maker reports building it with AI and LLMs while emphasizing the importance of software architecture and human direction in the development process.
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