Wiki
Tags
About
FAQ
RSS
AIPOST

Ghostty

Ghostty is an open-source terminal emulator that combines GPU-accelerated rendering with a native user interface for each platform.

1 article
Last mentioned

Ghostty is a terminal emulator created by Mitchell Hashimoto, a co-founder of HashiCorp, and released to the public in 2024. It runs on macOS and Linux, drawing the screen on the GPU for fast display while using each operating system's native windows and menus.

Its core terminal functionality is split out into a library called libghostty, which other apps can build on to create their own terminals.

This entry is based on AIPOST articles and widely known facts. If something is wrong, please send us a correction request.

Articles covering this entry

cmux is built on libghostty, the library behind the GPU-accelerated Ghostty terminal, and written in native Swift and AppKit rather than Electron.

Read article

Related entries

Entries that often appear in the same articles.

Browse the wikiReport & corrections

prompt

A prompt is an instruction, question or contextual input that tells an AI model what task to perform.

77 articles

API

An API is a defined way for software programs to exchange data and use one another’s functions.

62 articles

Claude

Claude is Anthropic’s family of conversational AI models and services, first released in 2023.

62 articles
AIPOST
© 2026 AIPOST. All rights reserved.

AIPOST is an AI publication covering practical AI, AI security, performance, startups, health, ethics and industry news. No account is needed, and our privacy policy explains how we handle personal information.