Mori turns worktrees into workspaces

Mori feels like a stateful worktree OS for Mac developers, not just another terminal wrapper. The big idea is simple but strong: make every branch feel like a durable workspace, which is exactly what agent-heavy and multi-repo workflows need.

• –Persistent tmux sessions mean your branch context survives app quits and machine restarts.
• –Worktree-aware project switching is a cleaner mental model than juggling anonymous terminal tabs.
• –The Ghostty rendering layer and native SwiftUI shell make it feel Mac-first rather than cross-platform generic.
• –It is opinionated infrastructure: macOS 14, tmux, and a build stack around Zig/Xcode raise the setup bar.
• –The strongest fit is developers who keep several branches alive at once and want each one to behave like a self-contained environment.