I started building Frame as a terminal-first, lightweight IDE and open sourced it. Now I'm pushing it toward becoming a full platform for developing and managing larger projects. Here's where Frame is today: Core

• Terminal-first platform with up to 9 terminals in a 3x3 grid
• Multi-AI support — Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI in one window
• Automatic context injection via wrapper scripts for non-native tools Project Management
• Standardized project structure (AGENTS.md, STRUCTURE.json, PROJECT_NOTES.md, tasks.json)
• Context, architecture, and structure management that persists across sessions
• Built-in task tracking with AI integration Integrations
• GitHub extension — issues, PRs, branches, and labels right in the sidebar
• Plugin system with marketplace support Under the hood
• 115+ IPC channels powering real-time bidirectional communication
• 36+ modules across main and renderer processes
• Pre-commit hooks for auto-updating project structure
• Prompt injection system for universal AI tool compatibility
• Transport layer abstraction — preparing for Electron IPC → WebSocket migration

Github : https://github.com/kaanozhan/Frame

Would love to hear your thoughts!