You meant to move the window. Your fingers hit Super+W. There goes the terminal, the scrollback, the half-written thought.
Reprieve gives that keystroke a safety net on Omarchy. Once you enable protection, Super+W parks the live window on a hidden workspace. Super+Z brings it back. The process keeps running, so a restored window still has its state.
Version 1.1 adds a bar widget: an icon for each hidden window, with a click to return it. Super+Shift+Z opens the recovery timeline. A local journal helps the plugin find parked windows after a shell reload, and media pauses while a window is tucked away.
This isn't an undo button for a terminated process. Reopen is a separate option for supported browsers and web apps; the default ten-window stack also closes its oldest window when full. Reprieve tells those cases apart.
Free, MIT-licensed, and built for Omarchy 4. Install from GitHub, choose Enable Protection, and give the next accidental close a second chance.