
Volt : Cursor, but for your Terminal
Lightweight autonomous AI terminal built for developers
What it does
Volt isn't just another terminal—it's a real-time multiplayer workspace with a built-in AI engineer. Built on Tauri + Rust for lightning-fast performance, Volt gives you an autonomous agent that reads your file tree, writes code, debugs errors live, and remembers your team's unique coding conventions. Plus, with Volt's multiplayer mode, you can instantly share your terminal session with teammates to debug production issues together in real-time. Say goodbye to screen sharing!
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