Horizon Peter Rekdal Khan-Sunde
winget install --id=Peters.Horizon -e Horizon is a GPU-accelerated terminal board designed to manage multiple terminal sessions as freely positioned, resizable panels on an infinite canvas. It offers a unique approach to organizing workspaces, launching preset panels, managing remote hosts, and maintaining session persistence while supporting seamless terminal workflows.
Key Features:
- Infinite Canvas: Place, resize, and group terminals anywhere on a boundless workspace surface, with a minimap for navigation.
- Workspaces: Group related panels into color-coded workspaces with layout modes (rows, columns, grid) or free-form arrangement.
- Full Terminal Emulation: Supports 24-bit color, mouse reporting, scrollback, alt-screen, and Kitty keyboard protocol, powered by the Alacritty engine.
- AI Agent Panels: Integrates with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and KiloCode, with session persistence where supported.
- Git Integration: Built-in git status panel tracks changes and diffs in real-time without context switching.
- Remote Hosts: Discover and connect to hosts via SSH config or Tailscale using a fast overlay interface.
Audience & Benefit: Ideal for developers, DevOps engineers, and IT professionals who manage complex workflows across multiple terminal sessions. Horizon improves efficiency by reducing context switching, enabling visual organization of workspaces, and providing persistent session management. Its AI agent support and git integration further enhance productivity for those working with codebases or requiring frequent interactions with remote systems.
Horizon can be installed via winget on Windows as part of the official package catalog.
