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Clide

Grid-layout terminal with an AI that drives your shells.

Productivity

Key features of Clide

  • AI session summaries Generates concise summaries from terminal activity; review commands, catch missed errors, and resume context after a break.
  • Grid split panes Layouts from 1x1 to 6x6; run a dev server, tests, and git side by side with a one-click grid picker.
  • File explorer sidebar Full project tree in a source-list sidebar; drag files to insert paths; toggle left or right with Cmd+B.
  • Voice input Hold-to-talk or toggle speech-to-text using Apple native recognition with on-device processing and multiple language presets.
  • Theme presets Built-in themes including Midnight, Solarized, Nord, Dracula, Light, and Catppuccin, with adaptive light and dark modes.
  • Native macOS app Built with AppKit rather than Electron; standard keyboard shortcuts, context menus, Reveal in Finder, and toolbar customization.

Verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source

Who Clide is for

Best for

Mac developers who want a native terminal with AI session summaries, grid panes, and a built-in file explorer.

Not ideal for

Requires macOS 13 or later; no Windows or Linux version is offered.

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About Clide

Clide is a native macOS terminal with an AI pair-developer built into the side panel. Split panes into a 6×6 grid, drag files from Finder or the screenshot HUD into the AI chat, and let the agent read your scrollback, open files in preview, or type commands into any pane it chooses — with your confirmation. Voice input, workspace memory, adaptive theming, and a zero-telemetry privacy policy. Built on SwiftTerm with AppKit + SwiftUI. No Electron. No tracking. Just a faster loop.

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What are the system requirements for Clide?

Clide v1.0.0 requires macOS 13 or later and supports both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It ships as a 2.5 MB signed and notarized DMG you drag into Applications.

Does Clide's voice input work offline?

Yes. Voice input uses Apple's native speech recognition with on-device processing, and supports hold-to-talk or toggle modes with configurable hotkeys.

Who makes Clide?

Clide is built by Paean (A8E Group Ltd.), the team behind PaeanAI. It started as an internal productivity tool and its terminal engine is built on SwiftTerm.

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