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Introducing Surface - GPU-rendered 3D scenes and infinite canvases inside terminal apps, presented through Kitty graphics. Your UI stays real terminal cells; pixels render beneath them. Everything here is a terminal (libghostty, in the Unpeel app). You can test it here (Very experimental and vibed)

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