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-{/* ─── Hero: Scroll-driven logo animation ─── */}
-
-
-
- {/*
- - As user scrolls, feature words stack in one at a time:
- - "Multitasking."
- - "Terminal."
- - "For mice."
- - "supports (and teaches) tmux shortcuts"
- - Subtitle fades in with inline links.
- Stage 5: Continued scroll pushes the logo up and off-screen,
- revealing the first content section beneath.
- */}
-
- Inside VSCode and its forks
- Microsoft VSCode Marketplace{" / "}
- OpenVSX.
- Or standalone
- Mac{" / "}
- Windows{" / "}
- Linux.
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 1: The pitch ─── */}
-
-
-
-## Stop watching terminals spin
-
-Run builds, agents, servers, and scripts side by side. MouseTerm watches
-them all and tells you which ones finished — so you don't have to.
-
-Split with a click. Resize with a drag. Minimize the ones you're not
-watching to a compact status indicator. Restore them with a click.
-Every pane keeps running whether you can see it or not.
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 2: Completion detection ─── */}
-
-
-
-## You'll know when it's done.
-
-You know the feeling — alt-tabbing back to a terminal just to see
-it's still running. MouseTerm watches for you.
-
-When a pane stops producing output for two seconds, MouseTerm marks it
-as done. No plugins, no configuration, no per-tool setup. Works with
-any CLI tool that prints to a terminal.
-
-Waiting on a build or an agent? Sleep the pane and keep working. The status indicator
-updates whether the pane is visible or not.
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 3: Mouse + keyboard ─── */}
-
-
-
-## Click everything. Or keyboard everything.
-
-Already know tmux? Same shortcuts. Nothing new to learn.
-
-Never used tmux? Click to split, drag to resize, hover to learn the
-shortcuts if you want. Every action works with the mouse, the keyboard,
-or both.
-
-
-
- **Split anywhere**
- Click to split horizontally or vertically. Drag borders to resize.
-
-
- **Navigate spatially**
- Arrow keys or click to move between panes. Swap positions with a drag.
-
-
- **Sleep and wake**
- Minimize panes to compact status indicators. Restore with a click.
- Tasks keep running.
-
-
- **Zoom in**
- Maximize any pane to full screen. One key to toggle back.
-
-
- **Your theme, everywhere**
- Uses your VSCode theme. Looks native from the moment you open it.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 4: Use cases ─── */}
-
-
-
-## Built for how developers actually work.
-
-
-
- Claude Code in one pane, Codex in another, your dev server in a third.
- See which one finishes first.
-
-
- Start a build. Sleep the pane. Come back when it's done —
- the status indicator already told you.
-
-
- Using Claude Code or another CLI tool for the first time? MouseTerm
- makes the terminal approachable. Click everything, learn shortcuts later.
-
-
- Same keybindings you already know, plus VSCode themes and completion detection you can't get in tmux.
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 5: Keyboard reference ─── */}
-
-
-
-## Two modes. That's it.
-
-**Command mode** for managing panes. **Passthrough mode** where every
-keypress goes straight to the terminal.
-
-`Enter` to go in. Quick double-tap `Cmd` to come back out.
-
-
-
-| Key | Action |
-|-----|--------|
-| `"` | Split horizontally |
-| `%` | Split vertically |
-| Arrow keys | Navigate between panes |
-| `Cmd+Arrow` | Swap pane positions |
-| `Enter` | Enter passthrough mode |
-| `z` | Zoom / unzoom pane |
-| `d` | Sleep pane to status bar |
-| `x` | Close pane |
-| `,` | Rename pane |
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Section 6: Get it ─── */}
-
-
-
-## Download
-
-
-
- Runs inside your editor. Open the command palette and search MouseTerm.
-
- VSCode Marketplace{" / "}
- OpenVSX
-
-
- Runs on its own. Free forever. Hack the source and run your own fork.
-
- Mac{" / "}
- Windows{" / "}
- Linux
-
-
-
-
-
-{/* ─── Footer ─── */}
-
-
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-
+
{/* ── Content sections — pulled up to appear as video starts scrolling ── */}
-
-
Stop watching terminals spin
-
- Run builds, agents, servers, and scripts side by side. MouseTerm
- watches them all and tells you which ones finished — so you don't
- have to.
+
+
Stop watching terminals spin
+
+ MouseTerm tracks activity the same way you do — visual motion. When a
+ pane stops changing for two seconds, it marks the task complete and
+ alerts you.
-
- Split with a click. Resize with a drag. Minimize the ones you're not
- watching to a compact status indicator. Every pane keeps running whether
- you can see it or not.
+
+ Works with any CLI tool that prints to a terminal — no plugins, no
+ configuration.
-
TODO: Split, resize, and minimize panes
+
TODO: Completion detection in action
- {/* Section 2: text left, video right */}
-
+ {/* Section 2: text left, image right */}
+
-
You'll know when it's done.
-
- MouseTerm tracks activity the same way you do — visual motion. When a
- pane stops producing output for two seconds, MouseTerm marks it as
- complete.
+
Copy paste like you meant
+
+ Click and drag in a "mouse conformant" terminal doesn't select text;
+ it sends escape code{" "}
+ {"\\e[<0;x;yM"}.
+ And Ctrl+C{" "}
+ doesn't copy; it asks your program to kill itself.
-
- Works with any CLI tool that prints to a terminal. No fragile plugins,
- no configuration, no per-tool setup.
+
+ MouseTerm lets you copy paste like a human, not a terminal.
-
TODO: Activity detection and completion marking
+
TODO: Copy/paste with line-break rewrap
-
-
Get MouseTerm
+ {/* Section 3: image left, text right */}
+
+
+
TODO: Tiling layout and tmux keybinds
+
+
+
Soft as a mouse, sharp as tmux
+
+ Run builds, agents, servers, and scripts side by side. Minimize the
+ ones you're not watching to a compact status indicator. Every pane
+ keeps running and every alert still fires whether you can see it or
+ not.
+
+
+ Do it all with the mouse, or keep your hands on the keyboard with
+ tmux keybinds.
+