toast
A lightweight IDE for your terminal with managed language servers
Visit paradise-runner.github.io ↗What is toast?
Toast is a terminal-based IDE that brings IDE features to command-line editing without the overhead of Electron or complex setup. It includes managed language servers, tree-sitter syntax highlighting for eleven languages, multi-tab editing, project-wide search via ripgrep, markdown preview, and a git-aware file tree. The maker says much of it was written with Claude.
Designed for developers who want to stay in their terminal without spending hours configuring tools like vim or emacs, toast ships with essential features ready to use. It supports Go, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, CSS, HTML, YAML, Bash, and Markdown, with automatic language server installation and spell checking via harper.
Momentum
Daily activity over the last 30 days: upvotes, unique visits, new GitHub stars and Hacker News points.
How do we know it's vibe coded?
vibetrend discovered toast automatically. Evidence: HN post: "I will say a lot of this is written by Claude, mostly because I have two new born twins"; repo has AGENTS.md. View source.
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