Terminal Mode by Even Realities
Keep coding agents always in sight
1.5K followers
Keep coding agents always in sight
1.5K followers
Terminal Mode by Even Realities unlocks an ambient terminal on Even G2 smart glasses. When a coding agent stalls, you catch it: see which agent needs you now, give direction, and approve key steps while your laptop runs long tasks, so token-maxers get more from every run and vibe coders stay in flow.
The gym scenario from Will is the one that landed for me. I do my best thinking when I'm moving. Staying loosely connected to an agent run during a workout without pulling out my phone would change how I structure my days.
Terminal Mode by Even Realities
@jackiesong
Hitting abs and opening PRs...
Interesting angle. The part I’d want to see is how it handles the boring but important moments: failed tests, half-finished changes, and when the agent needs approval before touching risky files.
For long-running coding agents, visibility matters less as “cool UI” and more as a stop/ask boundary.
Nice angle. The part I’d care about most is not just seeing the agent, but knowing when it’s stuck or about to do something risky.
For long-running coding agents, the boring signals matter a lot: failed tests, files it wants to touch, whether it needs approval, and a short summary of what changed since the last checkpoint.
Interesting angle. The useful part for me is not just keeping the agent visible, but making the interruption actionable: what is blocked, what decision is needed, and what happens if I ignore it.
For long-running coding agents, that handoff quality matters a lot more than another stream of logs.
This is one of the first smart glasses use cases that actually feels practical to me. Catching the moment an agent needs input, without babysitting the laptop, is a real workflow fix.
Terminal Mode by Even Realities
@farrukh_butt1
You bet!
Now you can be on the move more & still max out your productivity.
Terminal Mode by Even Realities
@harini_mukesh
Balancing what to show and what to cut - since these can be super personalized.
The tap-to-approve interaction looks simple, which is probably exactly what it should be. Reliability matters more than anything here.
Terminal Mode by Even Realities
@joe_0417
Agree!
Keep it light and keep it simple.