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Snor v0.8: open-source Rust IDE released for running multiple coding agents side by side on Windows
A developer released Snor v0.8, a minimal native IDE written in Rust and open sourced under MIT/Apache-2.0, designed for supervising multiple coding agents. Its Flow Mode turns the workspace into up to four live terminal panes so agents can run side by side. It ships as an 11MB Windows-only binary and the author is soliciting feedback from agent users to guide next features.
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AI Overview
- Snor is a MIT/Apache-2.0 licensed native IDE in Rust, Windows-only, built on eframe/egui, ropey, tree-sitter, portable-pty/ConPTY and vt100
- Flow Mode turns the workspace into up to four live terminal panes for running multiple coding agents side by side
- Snor sits around 150MB in long-running tests with an 11MB release binary; v0.8 has 66 tests and clippy -D warnings in CI
- The release lacks Git integration, telemetry, and a plugin system — deliberate omissions while the developer validates the core workflow
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