Termi Protocol
Termi runs AI coding agents locally and shows their file reads, edits, and commands in a 3D workspace. Developers can supervise agent work, manage tasks and checkpoints, and resume saved sessions.
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Who it's for
- Software developers using Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or another CLI coding agent who want to watch and control its work.
- Developers running multiple coding agents who need task boards, file locks, and cross-CLI handoff.
- Developers who want saved checkpoints and project memory to continue agent-assisted coding sessions later.
Not the right fit if…
- People without an AI coding CLI or their own keys: the page says Termi requires users to bring these.
- Teams that need all nine protocols available immediately: the page says only Milano is live and the other eight are planned.
How it fits your workflow
Run a supported AI coding CLI with your own keys on your machine and connect it to Termi. The page lists Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other CLI agents.
Watch file reads, edits, and commands appear as 3D actions. Use the command center to view the real shell, tasks, checkpoints, project memory, and live costs.
Pause, stop, or approve work when needed. Termi saves task boards, checkpoints, and project memory between sessions so you can resume later.
Pricing
Lifetime Pass — Early backer
$7.99 one-time
- · Lifetime access with no subscription
- · Unlimited agents, rooms, and desks
- · Task boards, checkpoints, and saved project memory
- · Real shell, live cost information, and multi-agent file locks
Next 1,000 spots
$9.99
- · The page lists this as the next price tier as spots fill.
Prices checked on Oct 23, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Live 3D agent activity
- Displays agent actions as they happen, including file reads, writes, and terminal commands, in a 3D workspace.
- Agent command center
- Provides a real shell per agent, along with tasks, checkpoints, live token and dollar costs, and project memory.
- Task boards
- Includes a kanban board that agents can update as work moves from plan to completion.
- Checkpoints and rewind
- Snapshots changes so users can return to a prior checkpoint after an unwanted edit.
- Saved sessions and project memory
- Saves task boards, checkpoints, agent history, and project memory between sessions so users can resume work.
- Agent controls and approval alerts
- Lets users stop, pause, or approve steps. The page says Termi plays an alert and shows a notification when an agent needs approval.
Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Gemini CLI
- Copilot
- Grok CLI
- Aider
- Antigravity
- opencode
- Ollama
- Cursor
- Groq
- Other CLI agents
Limitations to know
- You must provide your own AI coding CLI and keys; Termi does not sell API access.
- Only Milano is stated to be live now; the other eight protocols are roadmap releases.
- The page says all sales are final, except where refunds are required by law.
Alternatives to consider
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Termic
Choose it if you want a free, open-source desktop app with task organization, git worktrees, sandboxing, and editor or diff views rather than Termi's 3D agent workspace.
Getting started
Your own AI coding CLI and keys; supported desktop platforms listed are macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Back the Lifetime Pass and download the app.
- Run an AI coding CLI such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI with your own keys.
- Connect the agent in Termi and watch its work in the 3D room.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to run Termi?
You need your own AI coding CLI, such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI, and your own keys. Termi runs the agents on your machine and visualizes their work in 3D.
Is Termi a subscription?
No. The page describes a one-time Lifetime Pass with no auto-renewal or usage caps.
What happens when I close the app?
Task boards, checkpoints, and each agent's project memory are saved, so you can reopen the room and continue with your history intact.
Does Termi see my code?
The page says agents run locally with your own API keys and that your code stays on your machine.
Which platforms are supported?
The page lists macOS, Windows, and Linux.
What is available now, and what is on the roadmap?
Milano, Chapter 01, is live with rooms, a real terminal, 3D agent monitoring, checkpoints, and tasks. The other eight protocols are planned for later and are included in the Lifetime Pass.