Devlog: Multi-tab terminals in Monoloth (v2.2.0)

Monoloth is my agent-agnostic desktop shell for CLI coding tools (OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, and others) on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
This release was the big one: a full multi-tab system for the main terminal.

What shipped:

Tabbed main terminal. Open tabs with a plus button or Ctrl+T, each one launches through a profile selector and keeps its own profile.

Startup keys and shortcuts can now be overridden per profile instead of editing the global config file.

Optional setting restores your active tabs on relaunch, per-tab profiles and all.

Animation pass. Tabs scale and fade in, closing tabs collapse so neighbors slide over, and everything respects reduced-motion preferences.

Headless secondary commands that terminate with their parent tab.

Next: split-view terminals for 2.3.0.