Local-first · open source
Next-gen terminalfor your agents.
Termany keeps many agent sessions in one window, turns them into reusable Bots that work together, and keeps diffs, worktrees, ports, remote hosts, and token cost within reach.
The workspace, without the tab hunt
One real workspace for Bots, shells, files, sessions, resource monitoring, and agent usage. These are product captures, not mockups.
Working, done, and needs-attention sessions stay visible in one window.
Theme the workspace — and this page
Fourteen ways to make it yours.
These are the real built-in Termany themes from the repository. Pick one: the marketing site adopts its palette, while the capture shows how the same theme restyles the app chrome and terminal.
Bots that work together.
Turn any agent into a reusable Bot with its own name, avatar, role, model, and working folder. Chat one-to-one or build a group where a lead delegates work, @ mentions route requests, and topics keep each task focused.
Many sessions. One window.
Group work as workspace → page → tab → pane. Sessions keep running in the background, preserve scrollback, and surface working, done, and needs-attention states in an ACTIVE section.
Review beside the terminal.
Open a file browser, language-aware editor, Git diff, conversation transcript, or browser in the same window. Inspect what an agent changed without reconstructing its context elsewhere.
+128 −24 src/terminal/workspace.tsxfiles ⇄ diff ⇄ conversation ⇄ browserWorktrees and remote hosts stay attached.
Give each pane its own SSH target, keep session history across worktrees, and watch local or remote processes and ports in the activity monitor.
Know what your agents cost.
Termany reads Claude Code and Codex session history into a transparent usage dashboard: estimated cost, input and output tokens, cache activity, daily trends, models, and projects.
The whole app wears the theme.
Fourteen built-in themes restyle the sidebar, pane gaps, corners, and shadows—not only the terminal background. Rebind roughly sixty actions, use twenty-one languages, or apply installed CodexThemes packs.
Give your agents a better terminal.
Download the desktop app and keep your tools, sessions, files, and coding agents in one local-first workspace.
