Slab CMD for Mac
The terminal your AI can drive.
A quiet terminal multiplexer built the Slab way — sessions, split panes, a window that appears on a keystroke. And the same bring-your-own-AI architecture as the rest of the family: your assistant works at the prompt, in panes it opens itself, with every command reviewable before it runs.
In development — launching soon.
❯ npm run dev
✓ Ready in 240ms — http://localhost:3000
# your AI, in a fresh pane it opened itself:
❯ npm test run by your AI
42 passed, 0 failed — it read the output and moved on
❯ slab notes.md — opens in the side panel
A multiplexer with manners.
Sessions and split panes
Tabs hold a splittable tree of terminals. Layouts and working directories persist across relaunches — commands are never re-run behind your back.
Your AI at the prompt
Connect your assistant over a local MCP server. It opens fresh panes, runs commands, reads output and waits for results — or types a command without executing, so you review before anything runs.
The Home overview
One screen showing every session and what's running in it, plus pinned folders that open a repo browser with git branch and dirty badges.
Services and system monitor
A live list of the processes running in your panes, with CPU and memory at a glance in the sidebar.
Quick actions and SSH
One-tap commands you use all day, and your SSH connections picked up straight from ~/.ssh/config.
Always a keystroke away
⌘⇧Space summons the window from anywhere. ⌘K command palette, ⌘F scrollback search, and `slab file.md` opens any file in a side-panel editor.
The AI connection is the same architecture as Slab Pad's: a loopback-only, token-protected MCP server on your machine. Nothing leaves it. Why we build it this way.
First at the prompt.
Slab CMD is in the final stretch. Leave an email and we'll send exactly one message — the day it ships.