Caidan

Caidan

@caidan.dev

Studio Partner @internetstudio.bsky.social Long time software engineer and web designer Move fast, break things. My site: caidan.dev My gallery: grain.social/profile/caidan.dev

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Wanted to show off the design exploration I did for generating unique avatars from a seed value. I have a lot more iterations if anyone is interested, but these 4 were the last round before landing on my favorite.

Terminal Graph v0.16.0-beta has been released! Bringing a safer way to work, you can now view and restore any workspace version from within the last year. Download the update in app or at terminalgraph.com

Just released Terminal Graph v0.15.0-beta Bringing you a better way to manage your workspaces and paving the way for a few planned features in the future! Download the update in app or at terminalgraph.com

Terminal Graph just got a lot lighter on memory, even on large canvases. Also fixed a but around some visual artifacts in browsers.

Hey that’s me!

SeattleJS@seattlejs.com

Have a lot of terminals, browser tabs, and ai apps running on your desktop? @caidan.dev is showing us @terminalgraph.com, a spatial canvas to organize all your windows and build pipelines between them. It's building a website to view WSDOT ferry data 🛳️

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Tonight is meetup night! Join us for food & drinks at Just The Tap to chat about the latest happenings on the web with like-minded devs. Then grab a seat and hear from @caidan.dev about the latest in doing web dev with agents! Details and RSVP on Luma 👇

luma.comSeattleJS: Web Tech Talks - August · Luma🎉 Get ready to learn and connect at SeattleJS! 🎉 Prepare for an evening filled with fun, networking, and learning. Whether you're a seasoned developer or…

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SeattleJS is coming up next Wednesday! We'll have @caidan.dev talking about a new way to do web dev with (and without) agents using @terminalgraph.com. It's a totally new approach you've probably not seen before 👀 Come check it out next week, RSVP 👇

luma.comSeattleJS: Web Tech Talks - August · Luma🎉 Get ready to learn and connect at SeattleJS! 🎉 Prepare for an evening filled with fun, networking, and learning. Whether you're a seasoned developer or…

LFG, we got the lights working!!!

Caidan@caidan.dev

We got neblis.io running on an arcade machine. It’ll be here for our tech week after party. Stop by and see if you can get the high score!

We got neblis.io running on an arcade machine. It’ll be here for our tech week after party. Stop by and see if you can get the high score!

Huge update, here's the highlights: - Note node renders proper markdown - Code syntax is theme-able - You can fully use figma in a browser node Download it in-app or at terminalgraph.com

This just released, go try it out now!

Caidan@caidan.dev

Working on a feature to let agents control browser nodes with the MCP. It'll show a purple border (to honor AI's favorite color) that pulses and has an AGENT chip which upon clicking takes you to that agent.

Working on a feature to let agents control browser nodes with the MCP. It'll show a purple border (to honor AI's favorite color) that pulses and has an AGENT chip which upon clicking takes you to that agent.

Agent session integration has finally landed, you'll want to update for this one. No longer will you have to re-open your sessions manually again. Make sure to enable it in the settings. Download it at terminalgraph.com

I see that we still have users on the pre-redesign version. I highly encourage you all to update to the latest because it has so many improvements. You can update in-app by going to the menu and selecting "Check for Updates..." or you can download it fresh at terminalgraph.com

New update brings the first phase of coding agent session restoration feature. The next phase is plugins for every major coding agent harness so that it has even deeper integration for more powerful workflows. Download it at terminalgraph.com

Not even 24 hours later, and we have our second paid user! I'm thinking we'll do something nice for the first 50 paid users, like a limited edition TG shirt and other merch

Caidan@caidan.dev

We have our first paid user for Terminal Graph! I'm thrilled to finally cross this milestone!

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my coworker @caidan.dev got interviewed in this great podcast! he leads terminalgraph.com (the dev tool i use for neblis development :D) the philosophy behind terminal graph is really cool, check it out!

terminalgraph.comTerminal Graph — A spatial development environment for macOSSee everything. Switch nothing. Terminals, browsers, editors, and notes on one infinite canvas with dataflow connections. Native macOS.
Overcommitted Podcast@overcommitted.dev

New Overcommitted episode is live 🎧 Caidan Williams built Terminal Graph: a spatial dev environment for macOS. Terminals, browsers, editors + AI agents on one infinite canvas, with dataflow piping between them. Self-taught, no degree, ~500 job apps before job #1. His edge? Persistence. 👇

I had a ton of fun on this podcast, go check it out!

Overcommitted Podcast@overcommitted.dev

New Overcommitted episode is live 🎧 Caidan Williams built Terminal Graph: a spatial dev environment for macOS. Terminals, browsers, editors + AI agents on one infinite canvas, with dataflow piping between them. Self-taught, no degree, ~500 job apps before job #1. His edge? Persistence. 👇

Releasing a huge design overhaul for Terminal Graph! It touches every UI surface in the app, and I've put a ton of love and care into this design. In the app it feels even better than the media below, download it at terminalgraph.com

Releasing a huge design overhaul for Terminal Graph! It touches every UI surface in the app, and I've put a ton of love and care into this design. In the app it feels even better than the media below, download it at terminalgraph.com

Another round of UX enhancements for terminal graph, with the biggest being the ability to duplicate any set of nodes (including worktree groups) for a much smoother experience modifying your dev workspace.

Tomorrow I'll be showing how you can reduce context fatigue while increasing the number of agents you can manage in parallel at once, using terminalgraph.com Join us for great talks, delicious food, and incredible conversations with some of the smartest devs working with AI. luma.com/29jqt1nv

terminalgraph.comTerminal Graph — A spatial development environment for macOSSee everything. Switch nothing. Terminals, browsers, editors, and notes on one infinite canvas with dataflow connections. Native macOS.