Are you using CLI tools? tmux splits, lazygit, neovim... they ALMOST work... And you're using @ClaudeDevs, @OpenAIDevs , @GeminiApp, @opencode... they are ALMOST perfect... But if you're serious about your work or you run multiple agents like we do, without an IDE (Cursor, VS Code, etc.) you're kind of blind, right? ❌No quick tree view of your project. ❌No syntax-highlighted previews of agent-generated files. ❌No inline Git diffs or commit snapshots to verify changes across sessions. You check the IDE, losing that CLI momentum, especially when juggling multi-agent workflows or rapid iterations. Until now. Check the SpareTree: a blazing-fast, Git-aware file tree viewer built for the terminal. Fully open source - 1-click install and start using it👇

Commit history: 'g' for recent commits + full diffs. Skip git log -p rabbit holes. Workspace mode: Handles ~/projects or multi-repo dirs (one per agent experiment). Switch w/ isolated Git views. Boosters: Fuzzy search ('/'), live watching (catches agent saves), Nerd Font icons, copy lines ('y'), mouse/keyboard nav. Dark UI, no bloat.