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Terminal System Monitor
A full-screen terminal dashboard in one mono font: braille CPU and network graphs scroll, sixteen core bars and a memory gauge climb as a release build spikes the load, the process table re-sorts every refresh with overtakers lit, then the machine cools to idle.
Written and rendered by AI CSS Animations Nov 2, 2026
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- prompt
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- Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code
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- HTML/CSS
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- Code · Charts
About this style
Text-mode system monitors date back to the Unix top command of the 1980s, which listed processes by CPU use and refreshed every few seconds. Later tools added colour, mouse support and per-core meters, and a newer generation draws smooth graphs inside the terminal with Unicode braille characters, where each character cell holds a 2 by 4 grid of dots. Developers keep one open while builds and servers run, and the dense box-drawn look has become shorthand for a machine under load.
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