A macOS terminal and lightweight IDE for Claude Code. Run every repo in parallel, hand tasks off overnight, and drive the whole app just by asking.
A terminal, a Claude session and a git state per project. Switch instantly — nothing resets.
Reads Claude Code's transcripts per turn. A pulse the instant a session needs you.
Click to move the cursor, ⇧⏎ for a newline, ⌘-click any path to open it.
A real editor beside the terminal. Syntax highlight, ⌘S with a disk-sync guard.
ripgrep across every file — regex, globs and Replace All in one reviewed pass.
Stage, diff, commit, push. Commit messages drafted from the diff, no API key.
Add from a catalog or paste any server's JSON — preview what it runs before it writes.
Live session and weekly meters from claude /usage. Never a guess.
A live mirror of /context, plus searchable history of every session.
Plan, accept-edits or bypass — set per project and remembered. No global toggle to forget.
Drop Claude a note while it works — queued to its input. No Esc, no retype.
Runs your test or build command on edit turns and flags a failure inline — before you do.
Give Claude a task and hit Run overnight. It waits for your usage limit to reset, then works on its own git branch — never your working tree. You review and decide.
Terminos taught Claude that it's running inside Terminos. The things you'd hunt for in menus, you can just say — and the app does them.

Terminos snapshots your working tree at every turn boundary — Claude's edits and yours. When a turn goes sideways, roll the files back to exactly how they were, from a rail beside the terminal.
Terminos keeps a living brief of each project — what you're building, where you left off, the decisions that stuck — and hands it to Claude at the start of every session. No re-explaining from scratch.
Open a parent directory and Terminos discovers each git repository nested inside — every one with its own branch, session and live status, grouped under one collapsible workspace.
Send Claude's latest answer to another model and get a verdict — agree, concern, or disagree — with a confidence and a note. Catch the confident-but-wrong before it ships.
you keep your own Anthropic plan — terminos reads your sessions, it doesn't resell tokens
Run every Claude Code project from one calm, keyboard-driven console — and let the rest run overnight.