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Termpolis, developed and published by Termpolis, is an open-source multi-agent terminal manager designed to let AI coding assistants — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Qwen Code — collaborate on development tasks without source code leaving the local machine. Currently at version 1.41.6, the software has seen 140 releases, reflecting an active development history. It is a cross-platform desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux, built on Electron, React, and TypeScript, with node-pty powering the underlying shells; it ships as a native app, code signed on Windows and notarized on macOS. Fitting within the AI-assisted development and terminal emulator category, Termpolis targets teams and individual developers who want to orchestrate multiple AI agents securely. Its built-in AI Security Center auto-scans every AI prompt against more than 70 secret patterns, enforces Gemini paid-tier mode, and maintains an auditable JSONL log of every AI-agent terminal launch, with all checks running locally. A multi-agent swarm mode assigns a dedicated Claude Code instance as conductor, while transparent routing shows which agent received each subtask, why, and at what cost. An integrated MCP server allows agents to control Termpolis via the Model Context Protocol — opening terminals, running commands, and sending messages — and all four agents communicate MCP-natively without parsers or bridge code. Activity observability surfaces every token, tool call, and message in real time, while intervention controls allow users to pause, cancel, or steer agents mid-task. A RAG-backed shared memory store is readable and writable by any agent via MCP, and share-ready output features such as Copy for Slack, Teams, or PRs move terminal content into collaboration workflows with a single shortcut.
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