thinkany-ai/termany

What it solves

Managing multiple AI coding agents simultaneously is difficult, often leading to cluttered workspaces, port conflicts, and lost context. Termany provides a unified terminal environment designed specifically to host, monitor, and coordinate multiple agent sessions in one place.

How it works

Termany uses a hierarchical layout (workspaces, pages, and tabs) to organize terminal panes. Each pane can run a shell or an AI agent. The software tracks the status of these agents—whether they are working, finished, or need attention—by monitoring their output and foreground processes. It includes built-in support for various coding agents (like Claude, Codex, and Gemini), allows for custom skill management, and provides integrated tools for viewing Git diffs, file trees, and system activity.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers who juggle five or more AI agent sessions at once, work across multiple project worktrees, or need a persistent environment that survives laptop sleep cycles.

Highlights

• Multi-session management: Organize agents into workspaces, pages, and tabs with a unified activity monitor.
• Integrated tools: Switch any pane to a file viewer, Git diff, or web browser to review agent output immediately.
• Agent coordination: Create reusable 'Bots' with specific roles, models, and skills, or group them for collaborative tasks.
• Usage tracking: Monitor token consumption and costs per model and project directly within the terminal.
• Cross-platform flexibility: Runs as a desktop app (via Tauri) or a web app, with support for connecting to local or remote hosts.