Show HN: Toast, a beautiful by default in terminal IDE

Toast is a terminal-based editor that ships with LSP management, a file tree, tabs, themes, and mouse support preconfigured, targeting developers who want a terminal workflow without the hours of dotfile tinkering vim/neovim/emacs typically demand. Notably, it markets itself on what it lacks: no AI features and no telemetry, positioning it against VS Code and Zed at a moment when AI assistants are being pushed into every editor. It's early-stage software, but it signals real demand for a lower-friction, privacy-respecting middle ground in developer tooling.

• Toast bundles managed LSPs, tree-sitter syntax highlighting, multi-tab editing, a git-aware file tree, and go-to-definition out of the box, aiming to remove the setup burden of traditional terminal editors.
• Its explicit 'no AI features, no telemetry' stance is a deliberate differentiator against VS Code and Zed, suggesting a market for editors that opt out of the AI arms race.
• The project is in early development with acknowledged bugs, and installs via a Homebrew tap — an experiment worth watching rather than a production replacement.