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Termdock

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The terminal, reconsidered. One window. Every project. Every AI tool. Every context — intact.

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Termdock

About Termdock

Termdock is a terminal-centric AI development environment that unifies multi-workspace management, multi-terminal layouts, and Git visualization in one interface. It leverages AST search (Tree-sitter) for instant jumps to symbols and dependencies, supports up to 4 windows plus Picture-in-Picture (PiP) for side-by-side operations of tools like Docker, Redis, logs, tests, and AI tools. Termdock also features drag-and-paste images to CLI with auto-compression, built-in file trees, and prompt libraries to ensure fast, consistent, and scalable workflows. It aims to unify AI CLI tools, workspaces, and Git workflows to reduce switching and accelerate output for developers managing multiple projects and terminal environments simultaneously.

How to Use

Users can manage multiple projects and terminal environments by leveraging Termdock's unified interface. They can perform AST searches to jump to symbols and dependencies with one click, drag and paste images directly into the CLI, and utilize built-in file trees and prompt libraries for streamlined workflows. Multiple terminals can be arranged in custom layouts, including picture-in-picture, to run various tools simultaneously.

Key Features

  • Multi-workspace management
  • Multi-terminal layouts (up to 4 windows + PiP)
  • AST search (Tree-sitter) for symbols and dependencies
  • Drag-and-paste images to CLI with auto-compression
  • Built-in file tree
  • Prompt libraries/management
  • Git visualization and auxiliary integration
  • AI CLI Tools Seamless Integration
  • Theme Customization

Use Cases

  • Managing multiple projects and terminal environments simultaneously.
  • Pinpointing K8s configuration issues using AST search.
  • Efficient file search and navigation in large projects.
  • Monitoring Docker, Redis, logs, and tests simultaneously with Picture-in-Picture.
  • Standardizing code review feedback and team workflows with prompt management.
  • Seamless cross-repository task switching.

Key Features

Multi-workspace management
Multi-terminal layouts (up to 4 windows + PiP)
AST search (Tree-sitter) for symbols and dependencies
Drag-and-paste images to CLI with auto-compression
Built-in file tree
Prompt libraries/management
Git visualization and auxiliary integration
AI CLI Tools Seamless Integration
Theme Customization

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Unified workspace eliminates context switching between multiple terminal windows
  • AST search is more accurate and faster than traditional grep for symbol and dependency lookups
  • Drag-and-drop files/images into CLI reduces typing and improves speed
  • Multi-terminal layouts with PiP allow simultaneous monitoring of diverse services (Docker, logs, tests)
  • Built-in file tree with preview and search streamlines navigation
  • Prompt management enables team consistency and saves time for AI agent interactions
  • Git visualization keeps workflow focused without overwhelming the interface
  • Highly customizable themes for visual comfort during long coding sessions
Cons
  • Currently only available for macOS and Windows; Linux and other platforms coming soon
  • Some promised features (AI Work Agent, Deep Code Search) are listed as 'coming soon' and not yet available
  • Terminal-centric approach may not suit developers who prefer full graphical IDEs
  • Learning curve to configure custom multi-terminal layouts and workspace contexts
  • Free version may have limitations (no explicit pricing tiers, but labeled as free tool)

Best For

Managing multiple projects and terminal environments simultaneously.Pinpointing K8s configuration issues using AST search.Efficient file search and navigation in large projects.Monitoring Docker, Redis, logs, and tests simultaneously with Picture-in-Picture.Standardizing code review feedback and team workflows with prompt management.Seamless cross-repository task switching.

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FAQ

What platforms does Termdock support?
Termdock is currently available for macOS and Windows. Other platforms are coming soon.
How does code search work in Termdock?
Termdock uses AST-based search via Tree-sitter across 13 languages to find definitions, references, and dependencies instantly, without relying on grep.
Can I drag and drop files into terminals?
Yes, you can drag files and images from anywhere into any terminal. Paths are auto-detected and commands are auto-completed, with large text auto-compressed.
Does Termdock have a built-in file tree?
Yes, it includes a file tree with preview and full-text search, allowing you to find files and open their terminal with one click.
Can I manage multiple projects?
Yes, each project gets its own root, terminals, and state. You can switch between them without losing context.
Is there a command-line interface for Termdock?
Yes, the termdock CLI allows you to identify, create, and attach to sessions, stream output, and control pane layout from any shell, even shells running inside Termdock.
Does it integrate with AI agents?
Termdock has a Workstream feature for agent prompts from Claude, Codex, and Gemini that lands in one panel. Deep AI-powered code search is also coming soon.