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Termexo
About Termexo
Termexo is a local desktop application for Windows that consolidates multiple coding agents into a single interface. It runs entirely on the user’s machine without requiring an account or cloud login, allowing multiple agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and others to operate simultaneously in separate terminals. The application organizes these terminals into customizable grids that persist across sessions, enabling users to switch between projects and resume previous work exactly as they left it. Termexo provides real-time status indicators for each agent, including when an agent is waiting for input or approval, and sends system notifications to alert users even if the main window is not in focus. It supports model switching between different providers like Anthropic, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and GLM without restarting terminals, and stores API keys securely in Windows Credential Manager. The tool also offers searchable session history, allowing users to reopen past conversations with full context intact.
Key features
- Multi-agent terminal management in one window
- Customizable grid layouts for terminals
- Persistent session resumption across projects
- Model switching between different providers
- Real-time agent status indicators
- System notifications for agent actions
- Searchable session history
- Seven interface languages
Use cases
- Managing multiple coding agents for complex development tasks
- Switching between different AI models for testing and comparison
- Resuming previous coding sessions without reconfiguration
Pros
- Runs entirely on local machine without cloud dependency
- Supports multiple coding agents simultaneously in one window
- Persistent workspace layouts across sessions
- Real-time status indicators for agent states
- Secure storage of API keys in Windows Credential Manager
Cons
- Windows-only platform support
- No cloud sync or cross-device access
- Requires local installation of supported coding agents
Frequently asked questions about Termexo
What is Termexo and what does it do?
Termexo is a local desktop application for Windows that consolidates multiple coding agents into a single interface. It runs entirely on the user’s machine, allowing agents like Claude Code and Codex CLI to operate simultaneously in separate terminals organized into customizable grids.
Who is Termexo designed for?
Termexo is designed for developers and teams who work with multiple coding agents and need a unified interface to manage them efficiently. It suits users who prefer local execution and offline operation without requiring cloud logins.
How does Termexo handle API keys and security?
Termexo stores API keys securely in Windows Credential Manager, ensuring they are not exposed in plain text files. The application does not require an account or cloud login, keeping all data and keys local by default.
Can I switch between different models in Termexo?
Yes, Termexo allows switching between different models like Anthropic, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and GLM without restarting terminals. Users can save profiles for different models and switch between them in two clicks.
Does Termexo support remote access or collaboration?
Termexo currently focuses on local operation, but future versions plan to add optional encrypted remote access features, such as approving tasks from a phone or paired devices, which users can enable or disable as needed.
How do I get started with Termexo?
Users can start Termexo by downloading the installer from the official website or running a command like 'npx termexo@latest'. The application runs on Windows 10 or 11 and requires no account creation or cloud setup.