Asks first
Manual waits for your yes on every edit and command. Plan mode reads and proposes; nothing is edited until you approve the plan.
termique finds the agent CLIs on this computer or on the host and runs them with your own login, plan and limits. Chat with the ones that have a protocol for it, or open any of them in its own terminal UI. If one is missing, it shows you the install command.
Sessions from every project and host, sorted by what they need from you. Idle ones pause to save memory and pick up where they left off.
New sessions start in Manual: every edit and command waits for you. Loosen it per project, one rule at a time.
Manual waits for your yes on every edit and command. Plan mode reads and proposes; nothing is edited until you approve the plan.
Each session works on its own agent/ branch in its own git worktree, so two agents never edit the same checkout.
Read the diff, leave notes on lines and send them back. A verify gate runs your tests and typecheck before a session can call itself done.
AGENTS.md and pinned docs go into every session; the rest is searched when a task needs it. After each session termique suggests what it learned, and you approve each one.
A project can be a folder on a host. termique connects over SSH, the same way it already does, and keeps the agent running there.
Remote projects run inside tmux on the host, so a dropped connection or a sleeping laptop doesn't stop them. No tmux? termique offers the install command, or runs without it for a short task you'll watch.
Run a prompt on a schedule, with a cheap check first so it only runs when there's something to do. On a host it runs even while termique is closed, and each run is a session you can open and continue.
Sign in on the termique app and your sessions are there, live. Answer a question, allow a command, or start a new session while you're away.
Send one prompt to several agents, each in its own worktree. termique runs the same checks on every result and recommends the one to keep, or mixes the best parts on a new branch.
| Check | Claude Code | Codex | Gemini CLI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verify gate | 48/48tests · typecheck ok | 48/48tests · typecheck ok | 46/482 tests fail |
| Flaky check | 20/20passed | 19/20passed | —skipped, gate failed |
| Change size | +42 −83 files | +118 −316 files | +27 −42 files |
| Second opinion | 0 gaps | 1 gapchanges cart's public API | 2 gapshides the race with a delay |
| Time | 6m 12s | 8m 40s | 4m 05s |
A supervisor keeps an eye on every session: it approves the routine by your rules, breaks loops, keeps context small and hands work to another agent when a limit runs out.
Codex ran npx vitest run authStore three times and got the same failure. It was about to try a fourth fix to the same line.
Claude Code reached 95% of its 5-hour limit. Codex picked up from a written brief on the same branch, and hands back after the reset.
Context hit 86%. Kept your requests, the plan and the changed files; dropped 31 old command outputs. Now at 38%.
Tests and diffs in termique, under your rules. Nothing on a host.
rm -rf node_modules dist matches no rule and deletes files, so it went to you.
What Agents is, where it runs and what it can touch.
No. It runs the agent CLIs you install, with your own accounts and limits: Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Gemini CLI and OpenCode in a chat, and Antigravity, Kilo Code, Hermes and Claude agent teams in their own terminal.
In a project folder on your computer, or in a folder on a host over SSH. On a host they run inside tmux, so they keep going if you disconnect.
Not by default. New sessions start in Manual mode, where every edit and command waits for you. You decide per project what's always allowed.
Sessions run on your own machines. When they're mirrored to your phone, messages are end-to-end encrypted; termique's servers relay them but can't read them.
Agents comes with termique. Free runs one session at a time on your computer. Pro, the same $5 a month, runs sessions side by side and on your hosts, races agents on one task, and adds the Supervisor and scheduled automations. Following and approving from your phone works on both.
Races, the Supervisor and scheduled automations, which are off until you turn them on in Settings › Agents. And every agent besides Claude Code and Codex: Grok, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Antigravity, Kilo Code, Hermes and Claude agent teams. They work, but get less testing during the beta.
Yes. Paste one, drop images from Finder or attach them, up to ten per message. Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Gemini CLI and OpenCode get the picture itself, on a host too.
Agents is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we'll send you one email when your spot is ready.