Observed arrival · 2026-10-03

OXIS turns the terminal into a Lua workbench

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OXIS is an open-source terminal for Windows and Linux that runs familiar shells alongside an editor, project workspaces, workflows, and Lua plugins.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-03 issue.

For: Developers who want shell workflows in one workspace
Worth noticing: Plugins declare filesystem, network, and shell permissions; the page says each runs in its own VM.

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The interface is presented as a native Windows or Linux app, with the same UI available in a browser at a local address while it runs. Project workspaces can be linked to a real folder and Git remote, and the page says they retain tasks, workflows, plugins, and documents. Custom commands, keymaps, and themes are configured in Lua; the page also lists a built-in editor with file search and live HTML/Markdown preview.

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