Founder of a listed tool

Christian Rocha

Founder, Charm, named behind the Crush listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder, Charm

Christian Rocha founded Charm in 2019 to make the command line more modern, and the company later raised $6 million in a round led by Gradient, Google's AI-focused venture fund. He has an interdisciplinary design and engineering background, and brought Kujtim Hoxha's terminal coding agent into Charm as Crush.

What Christian builds

  • Crush C · Agent harnesses

    Terminal coding agent from Charm, written in Go, that works with the model of the owner's choice. It has a TUI, a one-shot crush run mode, LSP context, MCP servers, Agent Skills and an optional local client-server mode.

    Founder, Charm, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Christian Rocha?

Christian Rocha founded Charm in 2019 to make the command line more modern, and the company later raised $6 million in a round led by Gradient, Google's AI-focused venture fund. He has an interdisciplinary design and engineering background, and brought Kujtim Hoxha's terminal coding agent into Charm as Crush.

What does Charm make?

Anchor Terminal lists Crush from Charm. Terminal coding agent from Charm, written in Go, that works with the model of the owner's choice. It has a TUI, a one-shot crush run mode, LSP context, MCP servers, Agent Skills and an optional local client-server mode.

Who has invested in Charm?

The sources our research read name Gradient Ventures, Cavalry Ventures and Fuel Capital.

How are Christian's tools graded?

Crush is graded C, 56.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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