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@terminalxapp/cli

v0.8.0

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Multi-AI command layer in your terminal. One prompt → every AI.

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Terminal X CLI

Multi-AI command layer in your terminal. One prompt — every AI.

$ tx "build me a landing page with a hero image and audio narration"

plan (3 tasks):
  flux         → generate hero image: SaaS landing concept
  elevenlabs   → narrate intro: 30s warm welcome
  claude-code  → assemble HTML using image + audio

flux: ✓ image generated (1.2 MB) → hero.png
elevenlabs: ✓ audio generated (340 KB) → narration.mp3
claude-code: <!DOCTYPE html><html>… (12 KB) → landing.html

Install

npm install -g @terminalxapp/cli

Requires Node 22+.

First-time setup

tx login

Opens your browser to terminalxapp.com to authenticate. Your credits, sessions, and connectors all sync — there's no separate CLI account.

By default the CLI talks to the hosted executor at https://api.terminalxapp.com. To run against a local executor (dev mode), set TERMINAL_X_API=http://localhost:3003 before tx login.

Usage

tx                      # interactive agent REPL
tx "<prompt>"           # one-shot agent prompt
tx chat                 # cloud-only REPL (image / audio / video gen)
tx login                # save credentials
tx logout               # remove credentials
tx whoami               # show signed-in account
tx balance              # credits remaining + tier
tx update               # upgrade to the latest version
tx --help               # all commands
tx --version            # version
tx --debug <cmd>        # verbose output (API URLs, WS state)

What the agent can do

The tx REPL is a true coding agent — it can read/write files in your project, run shell commands, search code, hit Git, and chain that with 30+ connectors (Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Stripe, etc.) and 6+ AI models in parallel. Recent highlights:

  • Full-screen terminal UI (v0.7) — the REPL takes over the terminal: transcript streams above a pinned input box with a live status line, native scrollback preserved. esc interrupts the agent mid-turn.
  • Plan mode — the agent drafts a numbered checklist for multi-step tasks and marks steps in real time as it works.
  • Sub-agents — for parallel research and opinion sampling, the agent spawns focused sub-agents that work simultaneously, then synthesizes the results. Try tx "compare Bun vs Node for a high-throughput API".
  • Consult panel — tx "should I switch to Postgres or stay with Mongo?" runs the question through Claude, GPT, and Gemini in parallel and returns a synthesized recommendation.

Differentiation

  • Claude Code = single AI (Anthropic only)
  • Perplexity Computer = web-only, model choice abstracted
  • Terminal X CLI = multi-AI orchestration in your terminal, every AI you have credits for, explicit per-task routing

Roadmap

  • v0.1–v0.5: streaming, file writes, browser login, project context, auto-update ✓
  • v0.6: plan mode, sub-agents, consult panel, signed-token auth ✓
  • v0.7: full-screen terminal UI + mid-turn interrupt ✓
  • v0.8: OAuth-style loopback login (redirect + code exchange) ← current
  • next: session persistence, multi-line paste, per-prompt credit caps