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Use the issue form. Give the project name and a link that shows its state. If a release contains the support, also give the version.

Edit the data

Pull requests are welcome. Each entry is one TOML file in data/entries/, named after the project. The [[history]] blocks are in chronological order, so the last block shows the current state and its source. If the state changes, add a new block at the end. If the new state is done and the project is on GitHub, add version with the release that contains the support. Use a primary source, such as the PR or the release notes. Methodology lists what counts as a source.

As an example, this is the file for kitty:

data/entries/kitty.toml

name = "kitty"
url = "https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty"
repo = "kovidgoyal/kitty"
role = "terminal"
category = "emulators"
spec_revision = "0.4"
note = "Caps ids at 263 bytes, the spec says 128."

[github]
popular = true

[[history]]
date = 2026-10-09
state = "idle"
source = "https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/10638"

[[history]]
date = 2026-10-12
state = "working"
source = "https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/pull/10657"

[[history]]
date = 2026-10-13
state = "working"
source = "https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/commit/0e1b7f4812bf297639999a362672c4271e42ed0c"

The weekly checker writes the [github] table. Do not change this table. If the checker cannot follow the last block, set last_checked_date to the date that you examined the source. The checker can follow a PR, an issue, a commit, or a release in the GitHub repo of the project.

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