Introducing oterm v0.0.1

Most terminals make you fight them: combining tabs is awkward, moving a session to
another monitor is painful, and there's no clean way to get your layout back the next
morning. oterm is the terminal that remembers how you work and gets out of your
way — real login shells, recursive splits, tabs, and a layout that comes back exactly
as you left it.

Today we're publishing the first public build, v0.0.1, for macOS (universal),
Windows, and Linux. It already ships the features we use all day: recursive splits
with draggable dividers, tabs with goals and icons, a type-to-filter tab switcher,
an SSH connection manager over your existing keys, portable secure configuration,
four extra clipboard slots, command snippets, and the ability to send a command from
an AI assistant pane straight to another pane — editable, and never auto-run.

oterm is free for personal and commercial use — no account, no licence key, any
number of machines. Download it, and if something feels
off, tell us: this is the beginning of the roadmap, not
the end.