Toast brings polished editing to terminal
Toast is an open-source, Go-based terminal IDE with managed LSPs, syntax highlighting, tabs, file-tree navigation, Git status, themes, search, Markdown preview, and auto-save. It targets developers who want a ready-to-use terminal workflow without configuring Vim or adopting a heavyweight graphical editor.
Toast’s strongest idea is restraint: it packages the essential editor plumbing while explicitly avoiding AI features and telemetry.
- –Managed language servers and tree-sitter syntax highlighting make the terminal-first experience practical out of the box
- –Built-in file navigation, Git awareness, ripgrep search, command palette, and auto-save cover the everyday gaps that often force Vim users into extensive configuration
- –Its no-AI, no-telemetry stance is a deliberate alternative to feature-heavy editors such as VS Code and Zed
- –The project remains early-stage, and its standalone macOS app is experimental; the terminal binary is still the better-tested path
- –Toast is relevant to AI developers as focused local tooling, but it is not itself an AI coding assistant
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2026-09-11
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2026-09-11
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