nikitabobko/AeroSpace

AeroSpace is a macOS window manager that provides programmatic control over window tiling, focus, and workspace management through a robust CLI and GUI. It features a comprehensive set of commands for layout, navigation, and configuration, supporting both keyboard-driven workflows and mouse interactions. The system manages window states, monitors, and applications with a focus on reliability and thread safety, while also offering a customizable menu bar interface and automatic configuration reloading.

This period focused on a comprehensive architectural overhaul, replacing the previous CLI implementation with a robust, type-safe command-line interface and a modernized internal model for window and focus management. The team introduced concurrency support, automated build tooling, and extensive test coverage to stabilize the codebase while adding significant new features like mouse-driven window management and configuration hot-reloading.

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This period focused on expanding the application's capabilities through new accessibility dumps and a comprehensive experimental UI framework for menu bar customization. Concurrently, the team significantly increased test coverage for client-server communication and shell execution logic, while also restructuring the Xcode project to support git worktrees.

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