What is Termany?
Termany is a local-first, open-source agent-native terminal for running multiple coding agents in one desktop workspace. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, it organizes work into pages, tabs, and panes. Users can keep agent sessions, shells, files, and resource monitoring together, with visible session states indicating work in progress, completion, or a need for attention.
Agents can become reusable Bots with a name, avatar, role, model, and working folder. Bot groups support lead-led delegation, mentions, and task-specific topics. Alongside these collaboration tools, Termany provides file browsing, editing, Git diffs, conversation transcripts, and an embedded browser. Worktree history, per-pane SSH targets, process and port monitoring, and a usage dashboard help users follow both development activity and estimated agent costs.
Who it's for
- Developers running several coding agents
- Users coordinating reusable agent Bots
- Developers working across Git worktrees
- Users managing local and remote development sessions
How to use Termany
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Download the desktop app
Choose the signed release for macOS, Windows, or Linux from the Termany website and install the app.
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Organize sessions
Arrange work into pages, tabs, and panes, then run shells or coding agents. Use the ACTIVE section to follow working, completed, and needs-attention sessions.
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Configure Bots
Turn an agent into a Bot by assigning its name, avatar, role, model, and working folder. Chat with it individually or create a group with a lead, mentions, and separate topics.
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Review work and usage
Open files, diffs, or conversation transcripts beside the terminal. Use the activity monitor for processes and ports, and the usage dashboard for Claude Code and Codex token activity and estimated cost.
Termany key features
Multiple coding agents in one workspace
Termany includes 11 coding agents and keeps sessions running in the background with preserved scrollback. Its workspace hierarchy groups sessions into pages, tabs, and panes.
Reusable Bots and group delegation
Bots carry their own identity, role, model, and working folder. Groups let a lead delegate tasks, route requests through mentions, and separate context with topics.
Review tools beside the terminal
A file browser, language-aware editor, Git diff viewer, conversation transcript, and browser can be opened in the same window to inspect an agent's work.
Git worktrees and remote sessions
Each pane can have its own SSH target. Termany retains session history across worktrees and monitors processes and ports on local or remote hosts.
Agent token cost dashboard
Termany reads Claude Code and Codex session history to show estimated cost, input and output tokens, cache activity, daily trends, models, and projects.
Terminal themes and interface customization
Fourteen built-in themes style the terminal and surrounding interface, including sidebar, spacing, corners, and shadows. The app also offers roughly 60 rebindable actions, 21 interface languages, and support for installed CodexThemes packs.
Termany use cases
Track parallel agent sessions
Keep several coding tasks visible in one window and identify sessions that are working, finished, or waiting for input.
Coordinate a Bot group
Set up reusable Bots for different roles and use a group lead, mentions, and topics to direct requests and keep tasks focused.
Inspect changes across development environments
Review files and Git diffs alongside sessions while keeping worktree history, SSH targets, and local or remote ports accessible.
Follow agent usage by project
Use the Claude Code and Codex usage dashboard to inspect token consumption, cache activity, model usage, and estimated costs across projects and days.
How Termany is built
The submission identifies ShipAny TanStack as the template, and the homepage credits ShipAny. The supplied page does not establish how template authentication, payments, subscriptions, or credits are used.
View the ShipAny TanStack templateTermany FAQ
What is Termany?
Termany is a local-first, open-source desktop terminal designed around coding agents. It combines multiple sessions, reusable Bots, review tools, and usage monitoring in one workspace.
Which operating systems does Termany support?
The website provides signed releases for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It lists AGPL-3.0 as the project's license.
How do reusable Bots work in Termany?
An agent can be configured as a Bot with a name, avatar, role, model, and working folder. Bots support individual chats and groups where a lead delegates work, mentions route requests, and topics separate task context.
Can Termany work with Git worktrees and SSH hosts?
Yes. Termany preserves session history across worktrees, supports an SSH target for each pane, and can monitor local or remote processes and ports.
How does Termany track agent token cost?
It reads Claude Code and Codex session history and presents estimated costs alongside tokens, cache activity, daily trends, models, and projects. The cost figures are estimates.
Can I change Termany's terminal themes?
Termany includes 14 themes that also style the surrounding app interface. It supports installed CodexThemes packs, roughly 60 rebindable actions, and 21 interface languages.
This introduction is based on the public pages of termany.sh, read on October 9, 2026.
