site: reviews — RemCTL, Editorio, Muxy (graduate from finds)
RemCTL (Federico Viticci's Reminders CLI): category `automation`, hero reused from MacStories OG card. Body flags the private-API caveat — RemCTL reads Reminders' SQLite + ReminderKit directly. Editorio (indie markdown+code editor): category `writing`, hero reused from Reddit OG. No homepage exists yet; review acknowledges single- Reddit-post documentation. Used astro:assets <Image> for responsive srcset on the small JPG. Muxy (SwiftUI workspace): category `terminal`, fresh hero from the github.com/muxy-app/muxy README. The find sold this as "a terminal with a sidebar" — the review's blockquote opens by correcting that. Muxy is actually a full SwiftUI workspace (Git tooling, file tree, command palette, Mermaid preview, 490 themes, iOS+Android companion apps). Review link points to github repo per user direction.
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tags: [macos, terminal, indie]
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description: "A native macOS terminal with a project sidebar (Ghostty/Alacritty don't have one) and a companion iPhone app for remote command control."
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promotedTo: muxy-terminal
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Ghostty and Alacritty are fast but neither has a sidebar for switching between project sessions; you stack tmux or carry windows around. Muxy adds the missing UI — and pairs with an iPhone app for remote control, useful for long-running tasks where you want to kick off a build while away from the desk.
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