The persistent terminal in each workspace breaks through the limitations of traditional terminal emulators: all environment variables, ssh connections, running processes, and command history are kept in strict isolation. When the developer switches workspaces, the terminal state is like being "frozen" and then "woken up", which is especially important when debugging microservice architecture. Tests have shown that this feature helps developers reduce 89% of environment rebuilding operations when dealing with a debugging task involving 5 services. Compared with virtualization solutions such as Docker, this lightweight implementation does not consume additional computing resources and retains all the features and performance of a native shell.
This answer comes from the articleVibeTree: Integration with Claude CLI and Parallel Development of Visual Git Worktree ToolsThe
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