Tommy D. Rossi builds developer tools under the GitHub account remorses. His projects include Termcast for React-based terminal interfaces and Kimaki for coordinating coding-agent sessions inside Discord.[2]
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Reuse a familiar component model in a terminal
Termcast implements a Raycast-style extension API with React components for lists, forms, actions and navigation. A developer can build a standalone extension or use it inside a command-line application, then compile a distributable binary. Its documentation explicitly requires Bun rather than Node.js. The compatibility layer makes existing extension concepts reusable while the terminal remains a different interaction environment.[3]
Give coding sessions a persistent team interface
Kimaki connects OpenCode functionality to Discord: a project becomes a channel and a session becomes a thread. Users can follow work, send messages and coordinate sessions through that familiar interface. The repository documents the setup required to connect local workspaces and the messaging surface; it is a control interface for agent work, not just a stream of status updates.[1]
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Termcasttermcast.appA React framework and Raycast-compatible API for terminal applications.
Read the two supported application patterns and the Bun requirement, then try the small List example. React, TypeScript and command-line familiarity help; existing Raycast concepts transfer but still need terminal testing.
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