Wave Puts a Browser, File Preview, and AI Chat Inside Your Terminal
Today I'm recommending a beautiful, AI-integrated open-source terminal: Wave, with 21k stars on GitHub. It combines a traditional terminal with modern graphical features, helping us surf freely in the Linux programming world.
Tool Background:
Modern development involves constantly switching between the terminal and the browser — viewing documentation, previewing files, monitoring the system, and using AI assistants.
Wave introduces these graphical tools into the terminal, allowing you to use them from the command line. This means you can stay within your terminal workflow while still accessing the visual interfaces you need.
- Traditional skills are not lost
Unlimited session saving, along with key isolation support. It's open-source and supports Windows, Mac, and Linux. What more could you ask for?
- One workflow to rule them all
File preview, web browser, system resources, process list — a fully loaded Giant.
The above tab pages can be freely opened and closed, and each tab page supports custom themes, fonts, docking, and cursor behavior.
- AI Enhancement
No more copying terminal errors and switching to the DeepSeek web page to ask and verify back and forth. One terminal workflow solves the problem — a light luxury Trek.