The AI CLI split-pane workflow is the detail that stood out to me. I've been running Claude Code in Windows Terminal and the context-switching is genuinely annoying — you're constantly tabbing between the agent output and your shell. Having yaw auto-detect the tool and open a companion terminal in the same directory is the kind of small UX decision that compounds over a full workday. Tried it this morning. Works as described.
The connection manager is also underrated in the post. Encrypted credential storage + Tailscale auto-detection in one place covers a lot of ground for anyone managing a handful of SSH hosts and databases regularly.
Question for the dev: how are credentials encrypted at rest? Local keychain, or something custom?
It could also be the Taxi companies lobbying the government for regulations. Or taxis companies using propaganda to influence citizens in forcing government to take action.