justrach/nanoterm is a terminal that displays shell commands as blocks and also handles coding agent requests from the same input field. The latest release recorded in FACTS is v0.1.21. However, what changed in this version does not appear in the provided record. So the only verifiable update is the latest release version, and the specific changes cannot be asserted.
This project implements a GPU-rendered block-based terminal on top of nanoui. According to the README summary, it shows each zsh command as its own block and talks to graff or Claude Code over ACP. ACP here is the channel used to connect to an agent; rather than being some unfamiliar standalone feature, it is the conduit that lets command execution and agent requests live in one input field. It is written in Zig and runs on macOS and Linux. It also describes tabs and splits, SSH, command navigation and completion, and interactive visualizations.
From this record alone, the change log or performance of v0.1.21 cannot be judged. The momentum score is 4.0, lower than the other recorded scores of 8.0 for novelty, tech and quality. The README explains VT emulation, input classification and fake-agent experiments, but this information alone does not confirm stability in real usage environments. The evaluation that matches the current evidence stops at: this is a terminal frontend experiment with a fairly concrete feature scope.