About Termi Protocol
Termi is a desktop control room for AI coding agents. You run a real agent such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, or others including Copilot, Grok CLI, Aider, Antigravity, opencode, Ollama and Cursor, and Termi gives it a body and a room. Each terminal step becomes a visible 3D action: the agent walks to a cabinet to read files, sits at a desk to write code and runs commands in a real terminal.
The tool is meant to fix three problems the page names: not seeing what agents do, losing work when a terminal closes, and agents going off the rails. You can stop, pause or approve steps and rewind to any checkpoint. Task boards, checkpoints and each agent's project memory persist after you close the app, and hovering over an agent shows its name, model, goal, live tokens and cost. It keeps keys and files local on your machine. The page lists a lifetime purchase at an early-backer price of $7.99 instead of $9.99.
Key features
- Live 3D view of agent file reads and commands
- Works with many CLI coding agents
- Stop, pause or approve individual steps
- Rewind to saved checkpoints
- Persistent task boards and project memory
- Per-agent model, goal, token and cost display
Good fit for
- Supervising an AI agent during long coding runs
- Reviewing what an agent changed step by step
- Resuming agent work across sessions
Termi Protocol: questions and answers
- What is Termi Protocol used for?
- Termi Protocol shows AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI working in a live 3D room so you can watch every file read and command. It is a good fit for supervising an AI agent during long coding runs, reviewing what an agent changed step by step and resuming agent work across sessions.
- How much does Termi Protocol cost?
- Paid plans for Termi Protocol start at $7.99 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.
- Is Termi Protocol open source?
- No. Termi Protocol is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Munder Difflin, Agent Beacon and Agentacct.
- What are some alternatives to Termi Protocol?
- Other SaaS products in the Developer Tools category include 1DevTool, Project Wraith and Starkomand.
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