
Keep coding agents always in sight
Terminal Mode by Even Realities unlocks an ambient terminal on Even G2 smart glasses. When a coding agent stalls, you catch it: see which agent needs you now, give direction, and approve key steps while your laptop runs long tasks, so token-maxers get more from every run and vibe coders stay in flow.
Terminal Mode by Even Realities provides an ambient terminal interface on Even G2 smart glasses, allowing developers to monitor and manage coding agents without interrupting long tasks on their laptops. This tool enhances productivity by enabling real-time oversight and direction of coding processes.
Overall, commenters express enthusiasm for the practical applications of Terminal Mode, with some concerns about usability and functionality.
Hey Product Hunt, I’m David from Even Realities. Today we’re launching Terminal Mode by Even Realities for Even G2 smart glasses: an ambient terminal for the AI coding agents running on your laptop. AI coding agents are getting better at long-running tasks. But they still stall at small human moments: a review approval, a blocked command, a quick instruction, a yes/no choice. If you miss that moment, the agent waits. Terminal Mode makes sure you never miss that moment on Even G2 glasses. Your laptop still does the heavy work. Even G2 gives you a terminal layer in your line of sight, so you can see which agent needs you now, give a short voice instruction, and approve key steps with a tap. This is not about replacing your laptop. It is about filling the gaps between focused desk time, so your agents do not sit idle just because you stepped away from the screen. Terminal Mode by Even Realities unlocks: - Monitoring AI coding agents from Even G2 smart glasses - Seeing which agent is running, blocked, or waiting - Giving quick direction by voice - Approving key steps with a tap - Keeping agents moving while you are on the go We’d love feedback from builders using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or other coding agents: What are you building with coding agents right now, and when do they usually get stuck?
<p>Interesting decision to put agent status directly in the glasses instead of another phone app. Feels like the value only works if the sync is fast enough to feel instant.</p>
<p>The peripheral vision framing clicks! The stall that actually costs me is the agent that asked a clarifying question 15 min ago and just sat there quietly. How do you keep someone from tapping approve on a destructive command when the HUD can only show them one line of it?</p>
<p>Will's line about 'a glance, a tap, a word' was probably my favorite part of the launch. Most smart glasses products try to compete with phones. This feels like a different philosophy.</p>