How does Find Any Terminal Without the Mouse work in 1DevTool?

Step 1: Press ⌘L — Or click the tab strip's All N button. “Search name, model, branch, output…” opens over every terminal in this project, grouped Running / Done / Idle / Hidden. Step 2: Search by anything you remember — Agent, model, branch, account — even the last line of output. Each row shows its agent, worktree or machine, context use and that last line. Step 3: Move without the mouse — ↑↓ moves, ↵ opens, ⌘⌫ closes. Picking a hidden terminal brings it back. Step 4: Survey them all with ⌘⇧O — Every terminal in the project as a card with its latest output, status, model, worktree, account and context use — filter by state, click to jump, drag to reorder your tabs. ⌥1–9 switches project by sidebar number.

How does Find Any Terminal Without the Mouse in 1DevTool compare to iTerm2, tmux and VS Code?

Past a dozen tabs, people jump between terminals with a quick switcher such as iTerm2's Open Quickly or tmux's session tree. iTerm2: iTerm2's Open Quickly (⌘⇧O) searches sessions by name, command, directory and host, and jumps to the one you pick. tmux: tmux's choose-tree (prefix w) lists sessions, windows and panes with a preview, and can filter the list. VS Code: VS Code's Quick Open lists open terminals by name when you type term followed by a space. 1DevTool: ⌘L searches a project's terminals by agent, model, branch, account and last line of output, grouped Running, Done, Idle and Hidden, and ⌘⇧O shows them as cards.

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Find Any Terminal Without the Mouse

⌘L opens a searchable list of the terminals in the current project, grouped Running / Done / Idle / Hidden; ⌘⇧O lays them all out as cards you can filter and drag to reorder. Search matches agent, model, branch, account — even the last line of output. Agent runs that have finished sit under Done, and ⌥1–9 (Alt+1–9 on Windows and Linux) switches project when the terminal you want lives elsewhere.

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The ⌘⇧O All terminals overview showing terminal cards with their latest output and run times, draggable to reorder

Why You Need This

How this feature boosts your daily productivity

Past about a dozen tabs the strip stops being navigation. ⌘L (or the tab strip's new All N button) gives you a “Search name, model, branch, output…” field over every terminal in the project, each row showing its agent, worktree or machine, context use and its last line of output — move with ↑↓, open with ↵, close with ⌘⌫, and picking a hidden terminal brings it back. ⌘⇧O is the survey view: every terminal in the project as a card with its latest output, status, model, worktree, account and context use. ⌥1–9 (Alt+1–9 on Windows and Linux) switches project by number, following the sidebar exactly as shown; hold ⌥ to see the numbers.

How It Works

Get started in 4 simple steps

Press ⌘L

Or click the tab strip's All N button. “Search name, model, branch, output…” opens over every terminal in this project, grouped Running / Done / Idle / Hidden.

Search by anything you remember

Agent, model, branch, account — even the last line of output. Each row shows its agent, worktree or machine, context use and that last line.

Move without the mouse

↑↓ moves, ↵ opens, ⌘⌫ closes. Picking a hidden terminal brings it back.

Survey them all with ⌘⇧O

Every terminal in the project as a card with its latest output, status, model, worktree, account and context use — filter by state, click to jump, drag to reorder your tabs. ⌥1–9 switches project by sidebar number.

Without 1DevTool

The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way

The Hard Way

# 18 tabs, names truncated to 6 chars

# scroll the strip left and right

# open each one to see which is which

# the one you want was hidden

# no way to search the output

The 1DevTool Way

⌘L Search name, model, branch, output...

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↑↓ move ↵ open ⌘⌫ close

⌘⇧O All terminals as cards

How it compares

Past a dozen tabs, people jump between terminals with a quick switcher such as iTerm2's Open Quickly or tmux's session tree.

Find Any Terminal Without the Mouse: 1DevTool compared with iTerm2, tmux, VS Code

AppThis featureHow it handles this

1DevToolBuilt in
Built in
⌘L searches a project's terminals by agent, model, branch, account and last line of output, grouped Running, Done, Idle and Hidden, and ⌘⇧O shows them as cards.
iTerm2Built in
Built in
iTerm2's Open Quickly (⌘⇧O) searches sessions by name, command, directory and host, and jumps to the one you pick.
tmuxBuilt in
Built in
tmux's choose-tree (prefix w) lists sessions, windows and panes with a preview, and can filter the list.
VS CodePartly
Partly
VS Code's Quick Open lists open terminals by name when you type term followed by a space.

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Key Capabilities

Everything included with Find Any Terminal Without the Mouse

Open the project's terminals in one searchable list with ⌘L

Search agent, model, branch, account or the last line of output

See context use and the last output line on every row

Move with ↑↓, open with ↵ and close with ⌘⌫

Bring a hidden terminal back by picking it

Survey the project's terminals as cards with ⌘⇧O

Filter the overview by state and drag cards to reorder your tabs

Switch project by number with ⌥1–9 (Alt+1–9 on Windows and Linux)

Why It Matters

The productivity impact of having terminal & ai agents built into your workspace

Zero Context Switching

All your AI agents and terminals live in one window. No more alt-tabbing between 5 different terminal apps.

Visual Status Tracking

Color-coded tabs and the Kanban dashboard tell you which agents are done, running, or need attention — at a glance.

Persistent Sessions

Tmux-backed persistence means your terminal state survives crashes and restarts. Never lose scrollback history again.

Flexible Arrangements

One-click layouts adapt to your task: grid for monitoring, columns for comparing, fullscreen for deep focus.

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