A personal customization fork -- split-view terminals, color themes, sidebar nav & a modern skin (all opt-in) #247
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Hey @imnakul can you please send a DM to me on discord, this is great stuff I also have some ideas and a new design ready let's brainstorm ? |
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Was building something of my own similar to this for GUI, then came across this project 2, I've been running a personal fork tuned to my own workflow, and wanted to share it in case any of this direction is interesting (as features, options, or just inspiration).
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The rule I built around: nothing upstream is deleted or rewritten — every change is an additive, toggle-gated layer, so the default experience stays identical and upstream releases keep merging cleanly. No core/hive logic touched.
What I built:
Split Agent Mode — drag an agent card into the main area → its terminal opens side-by-side with the current one. Multiple panes, equal widths, draggable resizers, and a grip handle to drag panes between sides. Probably the most generally useful piece.
Color themes — One Dark Pro / GitHub Dark / Nord / Rosé Pine / One Light palettes for the whole app, terminals included, via one token layer.
Sidebar navigation — a slim icon rail (expandable with labels) hosting the Command Center tabs + floor controls; hides the top bar.
Opt-in modern skin — neutral palette, rounded corners, soft shadows, switches, micro-animations — the pixel identity remains the default.
3D avatar pack support — point a folder of SVGs at it and agents get stable 3D avatars.
Font & icon options — Plus Jakarta Sans and a stroke-icon set as alternatives.
A dedicated Appearance settings tab holding all of it.
@chaitanyagiri Happy to split any of these into small, individually-reviewable PRs with upstream defaults preserved — or to go deeper on the how for any piece. Mostly curious: is customization along these lines a direction you'd want for the project?
Thanks for building Munder Difflin 🙏
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