TermiAgent

termi

**A terminal Agent that works beside you — and keeps working when you leave.**

termi is a terminal Agent built into your real Shell. When you do not know a command, ask termi immediately. It understands what you just did, can explain the next step, or execute the command for you without taking you out of the terminal.

termi also runs as a persistent background daemon. It can monitor services and long-running tasks around the clock, even after you detach. For larger goals, start a termi Team and let multiple Agents coordinate the work across your terminal sessions.


What makes it different

• Ask without leaving the terminal. If you do not know the command, ask termi in the workspace or use termi -q from your current Shell.
• The Shell stays a Shell. Completion, history, SSH, tmux, REPLs, and interactive programs work as usual.
• The Agent shares the scene. It follows the current cwd, commands, output, remote session, and task instead of starting from an unrelated chat.
• Monitoring never clocks out. The daemon keeps sessions, monitors, and scheduled checks running 24/7 and reports their status on a local Web board.
• Teams take on bigger goals. Activate a termi Team to coordinate multiple Agents around one terminal task goal.
• Automation remains supervised. Auto Review, sandboxing, approvals, and audit logs keep authority with the user.

Get started

termi currently supports Linux and requires Go 1.26+ and [`bubblewrap`](https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap).

git clone https://github.com/ccq1/termiAgent.git
cd termiAgent
make build
./bin/termi

On the first run, termi opens a guided command-line setup for the Provider, model name, API key, context window, and output limit. DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenAI-compatible endpoints are supported. Run `termi setup` whenever you want to configure the model again, or press `F2` insi