Why I built a local terminal workspace instead of using tmux

I wanted a terminal workspace that behaves more like a normal desktop app. Something that: keeps tabs and splits restores layout and working directories after restart uses normal Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V with the system clipboard I tried tmux for a while and realized it solves a different problem. It’s great for remote sessions, long-lived processes, and connection resilience. But my workflow is strictly local. I don’t need to keep processes alive or reconnect to sessions — I just want a workspace with p