v0.1.5

Bug Fixes

• Scope WebGL to the active pane + force refresh on every transition (9d278a7)

• Guard activation refresh against pre-fit rows=0 buffer (6b8e288)

Documentation

• Download badges + stable filenames + release flow (#63) (78d9c1d)

• Swap header icon to glass terminal image (#64) (61f3277)

Features

• Regenerate app icons from glass terminal artwork (#65) (0c6bfae)

v0.1.4

v0.1.4 — auto-updates, per-arch builds, tab switcher 🔄

The big one: agent-terminal now updates itself. No more downloading a fresh DMG every release.

⚠️ Still pre-release. Daily-use feedback welcome.

What's new

In-app auto-updates — agent-terminal now checks for updates on launch and offers to install them in-place. When a new release is available, a small banner appears above the status bar with the version and release notes; click "Install now" and the app downloads the signed update, swaps it in, and relaunches into the new version. Cmd-click "Check for Updates…" in the Agent Terminal menu to force a check anytime. After this release ships, you'll never have to manually download a DMG again.

Per-architecture builds — the download is now split into an Apple Silicon .dmg and an Intel .dmg, each roughly half the size of the previous universal binary. Pick the one for your Mac.

Cmd+P tab switcher — fuzzy-find any open tab across any project. Recently-used tabs surface first; pinned tabs anchor at the top. Recency badges (1, 2, 3) appear in the sidebar so the muscle memory carries over.

Light/dark theme toggle — a theme switcher in the sidebar header now drives both the app chrome and the terminal palette in sync. Defaults to following the OS. Thanks @dhanushk-offl

Rich PR display in the status bar — when you're on a branch with an open PR, the status bar shows a GitHub-style state icon, the PR number, and a checks indicator dot. Hover for the full title.

Install

Pick the build for your Mac:

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Agent.Terminal_0.1.4_aarch64.dmg
• Intel: Agent.Terminal_0.1.4_x64.dmg

Open the .dmg and drag Agent Terminal into /Applications (replacing the previous version), then launch it.

Works on macOS 13 or later.

Still on the heads-up list

• Long-running processes still don't survive closing the app.
• Still just Claude Code and Codex CLI; Gemini CLI / Cursor / Open Code are planned.

Feedback

Drop your thoughts, bugs, and feature requests in the Discussions thread — that's where the conversation is happening.

v0.1.3

v0.1.3 — drag-and-drop + clickable links 🖱️

Two long-overdue conveniences from macOS terminals: drag a file from Finder onto a tab and the path lands in the prompt; URLs in terminal output become clickable.

⚠️ Still pre-release. Daily-use feedback welcome.

What's new

Drag files from Finder into a terminal — drag one or more files onto the agent-terminal window and the paths get written into the active tab's prompt, properly shell-quoted (spaces, quotes, globs all handled). Works the way you'd expect from Apple Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, or Warp.

Clickable URLs in terminal output — URLs printed by any command underline on hover and ⌘-click opens them in your default browser (not the Tauri window). Works for echo, curl -I, npm install registry URLs, agent output, anything.

Install

1. Download Agent.Terminal_0.1.3_universal.dmg
2. Open the .dmg and drag Agent Terminal into /Applications (replacing the previous version)
3. Launch it

Works on macOS 13 or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Still on the heads-up list

• Long-running processes still don't survive closing the app.
• Updates still aren't automatic — grab future releases from this page.
• Still just Claude Code and Codex CLI; Gemini CLI / Cursor / Open Code are planned.

Feedback

Drop your thoughts, bugs, and feature requests in the Discussions thread — that's where the conversation is happening.

v0.1.2

v0.1.2 — macOS keyboard shortcuts ⌨️

The terminal now feels like a native macOS app for keyboard. New tab, close tab, switch project, find in scrollback, font zoom, multi-line input for Claude / Codex — all on the keys you'd expect from Apple Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, or any Mac browser.

⚠️ Still pre-release. Early days; rough edges still possible. Daily use feedback welcome.

What's new

Cmd-based app shortcuts — every shortcut moved to Cmd so they stop conflicting with shell typing.

• ⌘T / ⌘W — new tab / close tab
• ⌘⇧] / ⌘⇧[ — next / previous tab (or ⌃Tab / ⌃⇧Tab if that's your muscle memory from Apple Terminal)
• ⌘1..9 — switch to project N (badge appears over each sidebar project when you hold ⌘)
• ⌘⇧T — reopen the last closed tab in the same project, at the directory you left it in
• ⌘F / ⌘G / ⌘⇧G — find in scrollback / next match / previous match
• ⌘K — clear the active terminal (screen + scrollback)
• ⌘= / ⌘- / ⌘0 — font size up / down / reset (persists across launches)
• ⌘C / ⌘V / ⌘A / ⌘Q — work as you'd expect

macOS line-editing in the shell — the chords every macOS terminal uses now actually do what they should:

• ⌥← / ⌥→ — jump back / forward one word
• ⌘← / ⌘→ — jump to start / end of line
• ⌥⌫ — delete the word before the cursor
• ⌘⌫ — delete from cursor to start of line

Multi-line input for AI agents — when you're talking to Claude Code or Codex, ⇧Enter (or ⌥Enter) inserts a newline instead of submitting. Plain Enter still submits. Outside agents, ⇧Enter behaves like a normal Enter, so shells aren't affected.

Smaller improvements

• Opening a new tab now inherits the current directory — no more landing in your home folder when you wanted to keep working in the same project.
• Cleaned up some duplicated badges in the tab bar.
• Dev and prod builds can now be installed side by side (useful if you want to try newer changes without losing your stable setup).

Install

1. Download Agent.Terminal_0.1.2_universal.dmg below
2. Open the .dmg and drag Agent Terminal into /Applications (replacing the previous version)
3. Launch it

Works on macOS 13 or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Still on the heads-up list

• Long-running processes still don't survive closing the app.
• Updates still aren't automatic — grab future releases from this page.
• Still just Claude Code and Codex CLI; Gemini CLI / Cursor / Open Code are planned.

Thanks

Big thanks to @noble-varghese and @himanshu007-creator for putting the new shortcuts through real-world use and shaking out the rough edges 🙏

Feedback

Drop your thoughts, bugs, and feature requests in the Discussions thread — that's where the conversation is happening now.

v0.1.1

v0.1.1 — quieter notifications, no more frozen terminals 🩹

A small patch release fixing the two biggest things people hit in v0.1.0.

⚠️ Still pre-release. Early days; expect rough edges.

What's fixed

• Notifications no longer fire for agents running in other terminals. If you had claude or codex open in iTerm or Terminal.app, Agent Terminal would also notify you about that session — and clicking the notification did nothing because the agent wasn't actually running in Agent Terminal. Now only sessions inside Agent Terminal trigger notifications.
• Typing exit no longer freezes the terminal. Previously the only fix was killing and reopening the whole app. Now Agent Terminal automatically restarts the shell in the same folder you were in, with a small [Shell restarted] banner so you know what happened.

Install

1. Download Agent.Terminal_0.1.1_universal.dmg below
2. Open the .dmg and drag Agent Terminal into /Applications (replacing the previous version)
3. Launch it

Works on macOS 13 or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Still on the heads-up list

• Long-running processes still don't survive closing the app.
• Updates still aren't automatic — grab future releases from this page.
• Still just Claude Code and Codex CLI; Gemini CLI / Cursor / Open Code are planned.

Feedback

Keep the bug reports coming — issues or X.

v0.1.0

v0.1.0 — first release 🛬

The first public build of Agent Terminal — a native macOS terminal designed for people who run AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI) all day.

⚠️ Pre-release. This is an early build. Expect rough edges; not yet recommended as your daily driver.

What it does

• Group terminals by project. One workspace per project, tabs remembered between launches.
• See what's happening at a glance. The status bar shows the active process, memory usage, listening ports, git branch + dirty state, and the current folder — all live, no commands to run.
• Knows your AI agent. When Claude Code or Codex is running in a tab, the app picks up the model and surfaces session state in the tab itself.
• Tells you when an agent needs you. Native macOS notifications fire the moment Claude Code or Codex is waiting for your input, so you can leave it running and come back when there's something to approve.
• Keyboard-friendly. Ctrl+Tab cycles tabs, Ctrl+N switches projects.

Install

1. Download Agent.Terminal_0.1.0_universal.dmg below
2. Open the .dmg and drag Agent Terminal into /Applications
3. Launch it

Works on macOS 13 or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Heads up

• Long-running processes don't survive closing the app yet — you'll need to restart them on relaunch.
• Updates aren't automatic — for now, future versions will need to be downloaded manually.
• Only Claude Code and Codex CLI are supported today. Gemini CLI, Cursor, and Open Code are planned.

Feedback

Open an issue or ping me on X. First builds are when the useful bug reports come in — please send them.