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Public story · 2026-09-20 · high
CometixCode maps every TypeScript React component to a Rust equivalent, and its README admits what still doesn't work.
Why now: CometixCode's GitHub repo went up on September 20.
CometixCode reimplements Claude Code's terminal interface in Rust. The map matters more than speed, since its README makes no performance claims. It's a cross-reference for anyone trying to read how the interactive loop, tool execution, permission checks, and slash commands fit together.
The project ports the original TypeScript React and Ink UI into a Rust library called iocraft, following the source file by file. The README frames it as a straight port that mirrors the original's structure where features are complete.
Haleclipse, the developer behind the repo, released it publicly under the AGPL-3.0 license with no relationship to Anthropic. The repo reached 230 stars within a day of appearing on GitHub on September 20.
The README says the interactive loop, tool execution, permissions, MCP connections, and slash commands are largely implemented, while other areas remain only partial. That matters if you're expecting a drop-in replacement rather than a careful reading companion.
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