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Overview
A cross-platform native terminal app optimized for agents It ranks #845 on GitTiger, gaining +2 stars on October 31, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Go and has 106 forks. It was created 3mo ago.
What it is
egoist/kero is a Go project described as a cross-platform native terminal app optimized for agents. The README summary says it targets coding agents on macOS, Windows and Linux. It is licensed under MIT.
Described capabilities
- Sessions are said to outlive the window: they run in a small daemon called kerod, so quitting Kero leaves them running, and reopening restores panes and scrollback. - Each pane shows a status of working, waiting, idle, error or exited, with a shortcut to jump to the one needing attention and notifications when an agent finishes, fails or is blocked. - A CLI that agents can drive is described: starting sessions, splitting panes, typing into them, waiting on them and reading their screens. - Remote hosts are mentioned, such as a Linux box or a cloud VM; the supplied text is cut off there.
Getting started
Setup steps are not in the supplied evidence. See the repository README.
git clone https://github.com/egoist/kero.git
cd kero
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What is Kero?
A cross-platform native terminal app, written in Go, that its description says is optimized for agents.
Do Kero sessions survive closing the window?
According to the README summary, yes: sessions run in a daemon called kerod, and reopening Kero brings back every pane and its scrollback.
Which operating systems does Kero support?
The README summary names macOS, Windows and Linux.
What license does Kero use?
The supplied metadata lists MIT.