The Terminal

A developer workspace built for agentic creation. Segmented spaces, split panels, integrated dev tools — and an AI that can see your running app.

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Why The Terminal?

The Terminal was built for two things: agentic creation and a better daily driver.

Built for Agentic Work

Segmented Spaces, split panels, and integrated dev tools give your AI assistant the context it needs to work autonomously — not just run commands, but see your app, read errors, and fix them.

Your AI Has Eyes

Gee-Code connects to the built-in browser through a DevTools API. It reads console errors, inspects the DOM, executes JavaScript, and takes screenshots — automatically.

Just Better to Use

Even without AI, this is a more pleasant terminal. Real PTY sessions, a built-in browser, file navigation, git visualization, media preview, and code editing — all in one window with no context switching.

Real Tools, Not Previews

Full Chromium browser, real shell with your dotfiles, CodeMirror 6 editor with media preview, and a commit graph — not simplified widgets.

The AI Difference

Other terminals run commands. The Terminal lets your AI assistant see what’s happening in your running application.

The Problem
With The Terminal

You: "My React app shows a blank page"

Traditional AI: "Can you check the console for errors?"
You: *opens browser, opens DevTools, copies error*
You: "TypeError: Cannot read 'map' of undefined"
Traditional AI: "Looks like your data might be null..."

You: "My React app shows a blank page"

Gee-Code:
  ✓ Connected to browser panel
  ✓ Found: TypeError: Cannot read 'map' of undefined (App.jsx:42)
  ✓ Checked API response — returns null instead of []
  ✓ Fixed: Added null coalescing (data?.items ?? [])
  ✓ Verified — page renders correctly now

Quick Orientation

Panels

Eight panel types you can mix and match: Terminal, Browser, Files, Git, Editor, Canvas, plus Endeavors and Observability (beta).

Workspace

Split panels in any direction, organize them into Spaces, and save arrangements as Presets.

AI Integration

The Terminal’s killer feature: Gee-Code integration through a DevTools API that gives your AI real-time access to your running app.

Customization

Seven themes from Dracula to Catppuccin, configurable keyboard shortcuts, and flexible settings.