Koshi / project facts
About Koshi
Koshi is an open-source terminal multiplexer created by Yu Han Goh. It keeps terminal work in persistent sessions and gives every attached terminal its own view of the session.
What Koshi provides
Koshi provides sessions, panes, tabs, keyboard shortcuts, mouse input, scrollback, terminal images, saved layouts, shell control, and remote attachment over TLS.
The project keeps session state on the machine that runs the session and lets attached clients control and view that state.
Open-source project
Koshi is available under the MIT license. The source repository contains the Rust workspace, release history, documentation, and contribution information.
Current release
The current documented release is Koshi 0.6.0. Install it on Linux, macOS, or Windows from the official installation guide.
Project author
Yu Han Goh maintains Koshi and publishes its source, releases, and documentation through the official project links.
Common questions
Who created Koshi?
Koshi was created and is maintained by Yu Han Goh.
What license does Koshi use?
Koshi is open source under the MIT license.
Where is the Koshi source code?
The Koshi source code is available in the official GitHub repository.