tabsh
The browser tab as your IDE is a quiet shift that's been building for a while. tabsh sits right in that space, letting you run agents without leaving the page you're already on. I like that it removes the friction of spinning up a local environment just to ask an agent to help with a snippet or a config.
What I'd want to know is how it handles real projects, not just quick edits. Most agent-in-the-browser tools work great on a single file and fall apart when you need to reason across a whole repo. If tabsh can keep context across folders and keep your work synced, that's genuinely useful. If it's just an iframe with a chat box, it'll be another novelty.
The bigger picture is that tools like this keep pulling the entire dev loop into the browser. That's where I think the next wave of developer tools is heading. I'm curious whether tabsh is built for solo tinkering or if it can plug into a team's existing workflow. Either way, the direction feels right.