Terminus puts all of them in one window. Free to start.
Version 2.1.14 · Windows x64 · 107 MBVersion 2.1.14 · macOS Apple Silicon · 123 MBVersion 2.2.2 · Linux x64 AppImage · 132 MBWindows 2.1.14 · macOS 2.1.14 · Linux 2.2.2·Not code-signed yet
What goes wrong.
You pay for Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity. You supervise one at a time.
Six terminals are open. The blocked one scrolls identically to the five that are working.
Every new session relearns the constraint you corrected last week.
What Terminus does.
Every agent runs in its own PTY pane, in one grid.
Each pane carries a status: working, needs you, done.
A correction is written down once as a rule, and reloads into later sessions.
It runs the agents you already pay for. It is not another one.
What you can check yourself.
Your code stays here
The brain is a folder on your machine. There is no upload path — not as a rule,
but because no code does it. Watch the network and see.
Check the file
We publish the size and the SHA-256 before you download. Run one command and compare.
Where it is weak
It is Electron, so the download is big. It is not signed yet, so Windows will
warn you. Panes do not survive closing the app. Linux support is new and still being tested.
50 spots
The invite is capped at 50 uses. That is the whole reason it is 50.
Get a spot.
Already have a code?
Installing it.
Windows
Run the .exe. It is a per-user NSIS install — no admin prompt.
SmartScreen will warn you: the installer is not code-signed. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Finish the wizard, then launch Terminus from the Start menu.
Linux
Pick the AppImage (one file, any Linux) or the .deb (Ubuntu, Debian).
The steps are on the Linux page. Linux is new and still being tested.
AI agent in a Linux machine? Point it at /llms.txt.
Before your first pane
Install Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity if you have not.