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Termpolis is a cross-platform desktop terminal manager (Windows, macOS, Linux) built on Electron + React + TypeScript, with node-pty powering its underlying shells. Designed for secure AI-assisted development, it provides a unified environment where multiple AI agents—Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Qwen Code—work together to solve complex tasks. The software is distributed as a native app, code signed on Windows and notarized on macOS.

Key Features:

• Secure AI Security Center: Automatically scans every AI prompt against 70+ secret patterns, enforces Gemini’s paid-tier mode, and maintains an auditable JSONL log of all AI-agent launches. All checks run locally to protect user data.
• Multi-Agent Swarm Intelligence: A dedicated Claude Code instance acts as a conductor, breaking tasks into subtasks and dispatching them to up to five agents in parallel. Each agent is chosen based on capability scores across ten skill categories, with token-cost forecasts visible before execution begins.
• Transparent Routing: Every subtask is routed to the most suitable AI agent, with clear visibility into which agent handled it, why, and what it cost.
• Activity Observability: Real-time tracking of every token, tool call, and message from all agents, ensuring full transparency into the AI-driven workflow.
• Intervention Controls: Users can pause, cancel, or redirect any agent mid-task without interrupting progress, providing precise control over the development process.
• Shared Memory Store: A RAG-backed memory store allows agents to share context seamlessly, enabling better collaboration and continuity across tasks.
• MCP-Native Integration: All AI agents communicate via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), eliminating the need for terminal-output parsers or glue scripts.

Audience & Benefit:

Ideal for developers, data scientists, and DevOps engineers who require secure, efficient, and transparent AI-driven development. Termpolis empowers users to harness multiple AI models simultaneously while maintaining control over sensitive data and workflows. The software’s built-in security measures, real-time observability, and parallel task handling enable faster, more reliable outcomes for complex coding tasks.

Termpolis is free forever and open-source, with no backend dependencies or telemetry. It can be installed via winget on Windows, making it accessible to users across all platforms.