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Dev tools · February 12, 2026

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Crank – The SSH Terminal Manager for Engineers Who Refuse to Close Tabs

I've gone full vibe coder, and in doing so I replaced how I used to work with my own (and very buggy) SSH window manager. The world shifted for me, and it's unsettling... I haven't read the code yet, but I'm using it to manage 25 projects all running claude code on a very beefy server. Every single facet of this project was from claude.

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