# Lume

> Lume is a native macOS terminal app that organizes many terminals in one
> window: tabs in a sidebar, split panes, Warp-style command blocks, a
> broadcast mode that sends one command to every pane of a tab, a command
> palette (⇧⌘P) and saved command "workflows". By default it uses the colors
> of the user's macOS Terminal.app profile. Lume is a product of edgo, a
> Brazilian independent digital product studio. The app and the official
> page are available in Brazilian Portuguese (default), English and Spanish.
> As of November 2026 it has not been publicly released yet (download marked
> "coming soon").

## Facts

- Category: developer tool / terminal emulator for macOS.
- Platforms: macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel. Built in Swift
  (SwiftUI + SwiftTerm).
- Pricing: Free plan (R$ 0, personal use, no account) and an Enterprise plan
  priced on request (team-wide standard workflows and themes, deployment,
  commercial licensing, priority support). Contact via the form on the page.
- Command blocks: each command and its output become a block with status
  (success with duration, failure with exit code, running timer), a sticky
  header while scrolling long output, keyboard navigation (⌘↑/⌘↓) and
  actions to copy the command, copy the output or run it again.
- Command blocks work in zsh, bash (3.2+) and fish. Lume loads the user's own
  startup files and adds hooks; the user's files are not modified. Validated
  with oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k (two-line and transient prompts); Ctrl+L
  and `clear` keep blocks aligned.
- Search (⌘F) across the terminal, per-block output filter (⇧⌘F), bookmarked
  blocks (⌘B), collapse/expand a block's output (⌃⌘C) and copy/save a block
  as Markdown (⇧⌘M).
- Multiple windows (⌘N), each with its own tabs; drag tabs between windows;
  windows restored on relaunch. Global hotkey (default ⌃`) to show/hide Lume
  or a drop-down terminal window from the top of the screen.
- History search (⌃R) with directory, date and usage count; gray inline
  suggestion while typing (→ or Tab to accept).
- "Ask AI about this block" (⇧⌘A): sends that block's command, exit code and
  output to the Claude API (user's key) to explain it and suggest a fix.
- Import open tabs from Terminal.app (directory and foreground command of
  each tab), optionally saved as a layout.
- Command bar syntax highlighting, with commands that don't exist underlined
  in red (aware of the user's aliases, functions and PATH).
- Panes: zoom (⇧⌘↩), equal sizes (⌃⌘=), drag a pane header to swap panes.
- Saved layouts (⇧⌘S): tabs, splits, directories and running commands,
  reopened from the sidebar or the command palette; stored in an editable
  layouts.json.
- Languages: Brazilian Portuguese (default, even on a Mac set to another
  language), English and Spanish, chosen in Settings › General › Language;
  the AI features answer in the chosen language.
- Native macOS integration: system sidebar and customizable toolbar,
  right-click menu with Look Up and Services, drag files from Finder to paste
  escaped paths, ⌘-click on URLs and file:line:column paths (opens in Xcode,
  VS Code, Cursor or the default app), Finder Services ("New Lume Tab at
  Folder"), opening folders and .command/.sh scripts, ssh:// and
  x-man-page:// links, Dock menu, badge for commands that failed in the
  background and Dock progress bar (OSC 9;4), macOS find bar with ⌘E and the
  shared find pasteboard, Export Text (⌘S) and Print (⌘P).
- Shortcuts app (App Intents), also in Spotlight and Siri: "Open Layout",
  "New Tab at Folder" and "Run Command".
- Security: Secure Keyboard Entry (always on, or automatically while a pane
  asks for a password) and confirmation before pasting several lines that
  would run immediately.
- Keyboard: ⌘K clears the terminal (as in Terminal.app); ⇧⌘P opens the
  command palette.
- System notification when a long command finishes in the background.
- Command bar: path and git-branch autocomplete, multi-line commands, and
  optional AI: typing "# request in plain language" asks Claude (Anthropic
  API, user's own key stored in the Keychain) for a command, which is placed
  in the bar for review and never runs automatically.
- Privacy: no account, no telemetry; commands, output and history stay on the
  Mac. Only when the user opts into the AI features is data sent to the
  Anthropic API: the text of "#" requests (plus the shell name) and, on
  request, the output of the block the user asks about.
- Accessibility: VoiceOver reads the terminal as a text area (like
  Terminal.app), each command block with its status and actions, and the
  sidebar; it announces failed or long commands. Lume follows the macOS
  Increase contrast, Reduce motion and sidebar icon size settings.
- Holding ⌘ over a URL or a `file:line` path underlines it before clicking;
  ⌘-click opens it in Xcode, VS Code, Cursor or the default app.
- Command bar completions with descriptions for git, npm/yarn/pnpm/bun, brew,
  docker (and compose), kubectl, swift, cargo, go, pip, gh, ssh, make,
  terraform, aws, gcloud, flutter, xcodebuild and pod (plus user JSON specs),
  with live values (git branches and remotes, package.json scripts, Makefile
  targets, Docker containers and images, ~/.ssh/config hosts).
- Command correction: after a typo such as `gti status` or `git stauts`, the
  command bar offers "Did you mean `git status`?"; nothing runs on its own.
- SSH: hosts from ~/.ssh/config appear in the sidebar, and command blocks also
  work inside ssh sessions (zsh, bash and fish) without installing anything
  on the server.
- Appearance: any installed monospaced font (or the Terminal.app profile font),
  ligatures on/off, line height, window opacity with blur (following a
  transparent Terminal.app profile), .itermcolors theme import and a theme
  editor; the command bar can sit at the bottom or the top.

## Links

- Official page (Portuguese): https://edgo.app.br/lume/
- English: https://edgo.app.br/lume/en/
- Spanish: https://edgo.app.br/lume/es/
- Studio: https://edgo.app.br/