agent-native terminal · early access
Agents work for hours. They need you for seconds.
Termight is a terminal built for supervising coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or opencode inside it and every session becomes a run you can read at a glance — what it's doing, what the checks say, and the exact moment it's waiting on you. That moment is amber. Everything here exists to shorten it.
- ✓ lint · eslint + go vet
- ✓ unit · pkg/billing
- ✓ eval · rate-limit suite 9/9 cases
- ✗ race · pkg/queue pre-existing flake
One fleet, both surfaces. The desk runs the agents; the phone catches the amber moment — paired with a single code through the Termight relay.
the amber loop
Amber means an agent needs you
Green is an agent working — you can ignore it. Amber is a decision only you can make: an approval, a review, a merge. Termight treats that as the product's most important signal and builds the whole loop around it.
The status bar, the fleet, and your phone all carry the same amber count. A session that blocks on you shows up everywhere at once — including your lock screen — so hours of unattended work never stall on an unread prompt.
Open the session and the evidence is already assembled: the transcript, the checks, the diff, and the acceptance criteria it was launched against. No tab archaeology, no scrolling a terminal backlog.
Approve the command, send the session back with its failures, or merge. Actions sit next to the evidence they act on, and the irreversible ones are gated.
the run spine
Read a whole fleet at a glance
Every session carries the same five-stop line — Spec · Run · Checks · Review · Merge. Position is the stage. Color is the state. A pulse means the state is live. You stop parsing scrollback and start reading spines.
specs
Specs are contracts
A spec moves through draft, clarify, plan, launch, verify. The acceptance criteria you write become the eval suite the agent has to pass, and the evidence gates the merge — a session ships when the criteria say so, not when the transcript sounds finished.
- ✓Clarify before launch. The agent asks its questions up front, while they're cheap to answer.
- ✓Criteria become evals. Each acceptance criterion turns into cases the run is measured against.
- ✓Evidence gates the merge. Checks, eval results, and diff travel with the session to the merge gate.
- ✓ codex · gpt +89 −34 · 7/7 checks · 340ms
- ✓ claude-a · sonnet +150 −12 · 7/7 checks · 365ms
- ✗ claude-b · sonnet +201 −40 · 6/7 checks
races
When you're not sure, race it
Launch the same spec on several agents at once — Claude against Codex against another Claude. Each runs in its own worktree, each faces the same checks, and none of them can see the others' work.
- ✓Isolated worktrees. No cross-contamination; every attempt is a clean candidate branch.
- ✓Same yardstick. One eval suite scores every participant, so the comparison is fair.
- ✓You pick the winner. Compare diffs side by side, merge one, discard the rest.
iOS companion
Pair your phone with one code
The iOS companion connects through the Termight relay — live now at termight.dev/relay. No VPN, no port forwarding, no exposed ports. The relay forwards encrypted traffic and stores nothing.
One command prints a single-use code and waits for your phone.
$ tsh relay pair → TMT-4KQ9The code expires after first use. Your phone gets a scoped supervision token — never your keys.
Reviews, approvals, and merges from anywhere — each with the full evidence in front of you. The moment you need to type code, the phone hands the session back to the desk.
Agent wants to run a command
security posture
Local-first is the security model
Termight runs on your machine and keeps everything there. The supervision layer adds gates, not surface area.
termight.dev/relay is forwarded end to end and never persisted. Lose the phone, revoke the token from the desk.
early access
If you run agents every day, this is your cockpit. Come kick the tires.
Termight is early — a working fork of the Apache-2.0 Wave Terminal foundation. No pricing, no waitlist theater: send one email, get a build, and tell us what's missing. We want people who supervise agents for a living.
macOS · Linux · Windows (Electron) · iOS companion in TestFlight soon · relay live at termight.dev/relay
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