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Welcome to Termul

Termul keeps the terminals, agent chats, files, and Git tools for each of your projects in one window.

Termul is a workspace for your coding projects. Each project gets its own terminals, chats with AI coding agents, file explorer and editor, and Git tools. You can keep many projects open and switch between them. A project you leave keeps running in the background.

Termul with the acme-shop project open: the projects list on the left, the Chats tab in the side panel, and an agent chat that shows its plan and the files it changed

Three ways to use Termul

  • The desktop app runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It is called Termul Manager. See Install Termul.
  • In a browser. termul-server runs Termul on a Linux machine, such as a home server or a cloud computer. You open it in a web browser from anywhere. The terminals, agents, and files stay on the server. See Browser and phone.
  • On your phone. Open the browser version on your phone, and Termul switches to a layout made for small screens. The desktop app can also share a view-only link to itself. See Browser and phone.

Termul on a phone, showing an agent chat in the acme-shop project

The desktop app and the browser version look and work almost the same. Where a feature works in only one of them, these docs say so.

Find your way

Getting started

Install Termul, create your first project, and learn the window, the command palette, and the keyboard shortcuts.

Terminals

Open terminals, split panes, and save your terminal layout.

Files and editor

Browse, search, and edit the files in your project.

Git

Stage and commit changes, switch branches, read history, and work in worktrees.

AI agents

Chat with AI coding agents, approve what they do, and review their changes.

Agent setup

Install agents, sign in, and add MCP servers and skills.

SSH and SFTP

Save SSH hosts, open remote shells, and browse remote files.

Browser and phone

Run Termul on a server, or reach your desktop from a browser or phone.

Browser and canvas

Open web pages inside Termul, mark them up for agents, and open the design canvas.

Settings

Change themes, shells, shortcuts, and project settings.

Troubleshooting

Fix common problems and find the logs.

Get help

Report a problem or ask a question on GitHub issues. Release notes are on the GitHub releases page.

Getting started

Install Termul, create a project, and learn your way around the window.

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