AGENT-TERMINAL(1)

NAME

agent-terminalA terminal that understands AI agents. Project workspaces, live process metrics, and native Claude Code + Codex support.

SYNOPSIS

$https://github.com/DaniAkash/agent-terminal/releases

INFO

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DESCRIPTION

A terminal that understands AI agents. Project workspaces, live process metrics, and native Claude Code + Codex support.

README

Agent Terminal

Agent Terminal

A terminal workspace built around AI coding agents.

Download Status Platform

Agent terminal - One terminal. Every agent. Total clarity. | Product Hunt


Status

🧪 Pre-alpha. Heavily tested on macOS + Zsh — that's the daily-driver setup. Other shells and platforms may work but aren't part of the test matrix yet. Things will change without warning.

Why this exists

If you live in a terminal alongside Claude Code, Codex, or other AI coding agents, you've probably noticed normal terminals weren't designed for the way you work now: multiple agents, multiple projects, multiple long-lived sessions, all needing context at a glance.

Agent Terminal is a terminal that knows the difference between a shell and an agent. It groups your tabs by project, recognises when an agent is running, and surfaces what's happening — the model in use, what's listening on which port, the git branch, your cwd — without you switching windows or running ps.

Agent Terminal screenshot


Download

  1. Grab the latest .dmg (universal binary — Apple Silicon + Intel) from the releases page.
  2. Open it, drag Agent Terminal to your Applications folder.
  3. First launch: right-click → Open (the app isn't notarised yet, so macOS Gatekeeper will warn — pre-alpha).

That's it. No config files, no daemons, no tmux setup.


What you actually get

Projects and tabs that survive

Group tabs under projects (my-app, notes, infra). Switch projects without losing your place — every tab remembers its working directory and reopens there.

Live status bar

Always-on context for the focused tab — refreshed every couple of seconds, never gets stale:

  • Process name, PID, elapsed time, memory
  • Listening TCP ports (so you know when your dev server is up)
  • Git branch, dirty indicator, ahead/behind remote
  • Working directory (hover for full path)

Supported agents

AgentStatus
Claude Code✅ Supported
Codex CLI✅ Supported
Gemini CLI🔜 Planned
Cursor🔜 Planned
Open Code🔜 Planned

Want support for another agent? Open an issue or tell me on X.

Keyboard shortcuts

  • Ctrl+T — new tab in the active project
  • Ctrl+W — close the active tab
  • Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab — cycle tabs
  • Ctrl+1Ctrl+9 — jump to project N

Tested on

PlatformStatus
macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon / Intel)✅ Daily driver
Zsh✅ Daily driver
Bash⚠️ Should work, lightly tested
Linux🚧 Untested — contributors wanted
Windows🚧 Untested — contributors wanted

🙏 Looking for contributors

The most useful thing you can do right now is help bring Agent Terminal to Windows and Linux. The Tauri + portable-pty stack underneath supports both, but I don't run those platforms day-to-day, so the integration work isn't happening on its own.

Specifically helpful:

  • Linux testers — try a dev build, file what's broken (rendering, shell integration, keyboard shortcuts, anything).
  • Windows testers + developers — Windows needs ConPTY-side adjustments and a separate shell-integration path; if you're up for Tauri/Rust work, this is the highest-leverage area to contribute.
  • Other agent integrations — adding Gemini CLI, Cursor, Open Code, etc. is a focused PR (see CONTRIBUTING.md for the MOD system guide).
  • Bug reports + feature ideas — open an issue, even rough ones.

If you're interested, open an issue or reach out on X — happy to pair / sync on direction.


Roadmap

Already shipped:

  • ✅ Project-scoped workspaces with persistent tabs
  • ✅ Live status bar (process, git, cwd, ports, model)
  • ✅ Claude Code + Codex detection and agent badges
  • ✅ Agent turn detection (idle / in-progress / awaiting / done)
  • ✅ Keyboard shortcuts
  • ✅ Universal macOS binary (Apple Silicon + Intel)

Coming next:

  • 🚧 Theming (light / dark / custom palettes)
  • 🚧 More agent integrations (Gemini CLI, Cursor, Open Code)
  • 🚧 Linux support
  • 🚧 Windows support
  • 🚧 macOS App Store distribution

Contributing

For development setup, project structure, code conventions, and the MOD-system guide for adding new agents:

CONTRIBUTING.md


License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Copyright © 2026 Dani Akash. If you build on this project, please retain the copyright notice as required by the MIT License.

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