# Termany

> Agent-Native Terminal

Termany is an open-source, cross-platform desktop terminal for running many coding agents at once. It keeps agent sessions, terminal panes, Git diffs, worktrees, files, ports, remote hosts, and token usage in one window.

Current release: 0.2.5

## Pages

- [Home and downloads](https://termany.sh): Product overview, features, and installers
- [Blog](https://termany.sh/blog): Product articles and release notes

## Project

- [Source code](https://github.com/thinkany-ai/termany): Termany desktop application source
- [README](https://github.com/thinkany-ai/termany/blob/main/README.md): Features, installation, configuration, and development guide
- [Releases](https://github.com/thinkany-ai/termany/releases): Release history and downloadable artifacts
- [Issue tracker](https://github.com/thinkany-ai/termany/issues): Bug reports and feature requests

## Product capabilities

- Run Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Kimi, and other coding agents in persistent terminal sessions.
- Organize sessions into workspaces, pages, tabs, and split panes, with activity states for sessions that are working, done, or need attention.
- Review Git diffs and worktrees, edit and preview files, inspect ports and processes, connect to remote hosts over SSH, and view agent token usage.
- Installers are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux from the home page.

## Protocol availability

- termany.sh is the product website, not a remote MCP server. It does not expose an MCP transport endpoint.
- [Complete LLM context](https://termany.sh/llms-full.txt): Full product and blog context.

## Blog Posts

- [Introducing Termany](https://termany.sh/blog/introducing-termany): An agent-native terminal — local-first today, cloud-ready tomorrow. Now in private beta.
- [Maximize the windows](https://termany.sh/blog/maximize-the-windows): Why Termany nests workspaces, vertical tabs, and horizontal tabs — and how persistent sessions change the way you context-switch.