Termpolis

Termpolis·DavidEngelhart.Termpolis

The open-source multi-agent terminal where Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Qwen work together as a team — without your source code leaving the machine.

Termpolis is a cross-platform desktop terminal manager (Windows, macOS, Linux) built on Electron + React + TypeScript with node-pty powering the underlying shells. It ships as a native app, code signed on Windows, notarized on macOS. What makes it different: - Secure AI-assisted development. Built-in AI Security Center auto-scans every AI prompt against 70+ secret patterns, enforces Gemini paid-tier mode, and keeps an auditable JSONL log of every AI-agent terminal launch — every check runs locally. - Multi-agent swarm. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Qwen Code work together on a task. A dedicated Claude Code instance acts as the conductor. - MCP server baked in. AI agents control Termpolis via Model Context Protocol, open terminals, run commands, send messages. - Transparent routing. Every subtask shows which agent got it, why, and what it cost. - Activity observability. Every token, every tool call, every message from every agent is visible in real time. - Intervention controls. Pause, cancel, or steer any agent mid-task without leaving the feed. - Shared memory. A RAG-backed memory store that any agent can read and write via MCP. - MCP-native end to end. All four agents speak MCP — no terminal-output parsers, no glue scripts, no bridge code paths. - Share-ready output. One shortcut from terminal to Slack, Teams, or a PR — see Copy for Slack / Teams / PRs.