Rex
Terminal from Superlogical, Mitchell Hashimoto’s company, in public beta on macOS.
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Rex is a terminal application for macOS that allows developers to customize and automate their command-line workflows. The tool supports configuration through a configuration file and keyboard shortcuts, and can be extended with custom actions and Lua scripts. It includes features for shell scripting and provides a server API for building extensions. The terminal is currently in public beta testing on macOS, with servers and clients for Linux, Windows, and iOS under development. Rex was developed by Superlogical and is available through an invite system to those on the project's mailing list.
The macOS version includes a self-contained local server, allowing users to start working immediately without additional setup. The platform supports extensibility through plugins and offers various customization options via key sequences and key modes. Documentation covers installation, configuration, automation capabilities, and the Lua API for developers looking to build for Rex.
Checked 15 October 2026.
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