What problem it solves

Developers need a development environment that combines an IDE with terminal multiplexing while remaining accessible across machines. Rune also addresses language tooling, workspace organization, extensibility, and remote development through a connected application and headless mode.

Key features

• Connected development workspaces — Rune instances can form an end-to-end encrypted peer network, allowing users to connect to workspaces on different development machines.

  Source: README

• Integrated IDE and terminal organization — The interface combines IDE and terminal workflows in a screen multiplexer with workspace slots, terminals, tabs, and windows.

  Source: README

• Language intelligence and skills — Rune includes language intelligence, supported language packages, and built-in agent or IDE-grade skills.

  Source: README

• Plugins and native graphics — Functionality can be extended with official packages or community extensions from Git repositories. The application uses native graphics pipelines on Linux and macOS.

  Source: README

Quick start

Copied verbatim from the project's README.

curl -fsSL https://rune.build/install.sh | sh

go run ./cmd/rune

Who it may suit

This may suit developers who want an integrated IDE and terminal workflow, work across multiple machines, or extend their environment with language tooling and plugins.

Topics to discuss

• Which connected-workspace workflows should Rune support next?

• How should Rune balance language intelligence with user control?

• Which plugin capabilities would be most useful for development teams?

Written by ReadmeX AI from the project's README, source and public GitHub data; it may contain mistakes.

Read the original README https://github.com/unstablebuild/rune#readme

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