¿Puedo vibecodear Uncircle?

PARCIAL · un fin de semana

precio varíatiempo de build una sentada for the dashboard, un fin de semana-plus for native app polishcategoría 🛠️ herramientas de desarrolloreemplazada por 0 personas

The core loop · read a yml of processes from the repo, run them, stream logs into terminals, show status dots · is a genuine one-sitting build with node-pty and xterm.js, and mprocs already gives you most of it in a TUI for free. What does not one-shot is everything around it: a native window with tray and notifications, killing whole process trees without orphans on three OSes, crash auto-restart that does not flap, and signed auto-updating builds. And since the paid tier is $19 once rather than a subscription, the usual death-list math barely applies.

el prompt

Build me a local dev-stack dashboard like Uncircle. Requirements:

- Node 20 + Express + ws, single process, started as `devstack` from any repo
  folder; opens http://localhost:4680.
- Read a `stack.yml` in the repo root: list of processes with name, command,
  cwd (relative), and autostart flags. Include an example file.
- Run each process in a real PTY via node-pty and stream output over WebSocket
  into xterm.js terminals in the browser, one tab per process.
- Sidebar lists processes with green/red/grey status dots and buttons for
  start, stop, restart, plus Start all / Stop all. Stopping must kill the
  whole process tree · no orphaned children.
- If a process exits nonzero, auto-restart with exponential backoff, max 5
  tries, and show a "flapping" badge when it keeps dying.
- Scan output for localhost URLs and render them as clickable pills above the
  terminal.
- Add ad-hoc shell tabs (plain PTYs cwd'd at the repo root) so CLI coding
  agents like Claude Code can run inside the dashboard too.
- No accounts, no telemetry, everything local. Deliberately out of scope:
  native window, tray, notifications, and multi-repo management · this is one
  repo per running instance.
- README with install and usage.

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por qué la gente sigue pagando

It is $19 once with a free tier that covers 3 projects, so the honest calculus is not subscription math · it is whether an evening of vibe coding beats a lifetime license. People pay for the parts that are tedious to get right: clean shutdown of whole process trees, restart backoff that does not flap, native notifications when an agent finishes or crashes, and updates they never think about.

qué pierdes

xa real native app: tray, crash/finish notifications, auto-updates

xreliable process-tree cleanup and auto-restart across macOS/Windows/Linux

xagent presets (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, goose, Aider) and clickable localhost pills

xthe built-in file editor, diff view, and command palette

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la salida

¿No quieres construirlo? Esta gente ya lo hizo gratis.

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los números

Precio de Uncircle

plan	mensual	anual (por mes)	qué incluye
free	$0/usuario	$0/usuario	3 projects; unlimited agents, processes and terminals inside those projects.
lifetime	a medida	—	Unlimited projects; use on 3 devices; all future updates.

plan gratis3 projects; unlimited agents, processes and terminals within those projects

facturaciónfree plus a one-time $49 lifetime license; no recurring monthly or annual plan

costos ocultosClaude Code, Codex and other CLI-agent/model subscriptions are not included; the user supplies those separately.