What Termilly is good at.

Workspaces and layout

A workspace for every project, back after every restart.

CtrlShiftN

Keep each project's terminals together with their splits, tabs and folders. Switch with Ctrl+Alt+1 to 9. Close Termilly, restart the PC or let it crash: your terminals come back in their folders, with their last output.

• Restore after a restart or crash
• Keep shells running when Termilly closes
• Drag panes to dock them
• Project layouts in .termilly.yml

Coding agents

See every edit Claude makes, as it makes it.

CtrlShiftD

Each change opens as a coloured diff or the whole file, next to the terminal or in its own window. Step through every file Claude touched, including the ones it changed with shell commands.

• Changed files list
• Ctrl+click a path
• Where changes come from

Find and reuse

Find any output, even from a terminal you closed.

CtrlShiftF

One search covers open and closed terminals, their output, workspaces, commands and settings. Narrow it with tag:, ws: or shell:, and jump straight to the line.

• Command history
• Output viewer
• Rewind
• Keyboard hints

Find and reuse

Commands you repeat, a few keys away.

Save a command with {{placeholders}} and run it in one terminal or many at once. Type snippet: at the prompt to pick one without leaving the keyboard.

• Snippets at the prompt
• Save as a snippet
• Snippets window