
tty7
tty7 is a fast, GPU-accelerated terminal workbench with persistent sessions, built-in input tools, SSH support, and coding agent awareness.
It adds a safety net directly in the shell: dangerous commands are intercepted before execution and at-risk files are snapshotted, so users can undo mistakes with a single `oops` command.
Before rm, mv, sed -i, >, git reset --hard, and friends run, their target files get snapshotted — so you can undo the damage.
oops
→ undoes whatever you just broke.
cargo build --release
install -Dm755 target/release/oops ~/.local/bin/oops
install -Dm644 systemd/oopsd.service ~/.config/systemd/user/oopsd.service
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable --now oopsd
loginctl enable-linger "$USER"
eval "$(oops init bash)" # or: zsh, fish
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
oops | Undo the most recent restorable snapshot |
oops undo [id] | Undo a specific snapshot (default: newest) |
oops list | Browse snapshot history (TUI, ↑↓/jk to navigate) |
oops diff | Show files captured in a snapshot (TUI) |
oops status | Daemon status, storage usage, l |
🛡️ Undo daemon for destructive shell commands
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