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termi-board

v0.1.3

Published

Desktop dashboard for managing multiple local terminal sessions in one workspace.

Readme

TermiBoard

TermiBoard is a desktop workspace for developers who run multiple local terminal sessions at once and want a cleaner way to keep them visible, organized, and easy to act on.

It is especially useful when you are running several claude-code sessions in parallel across different repositories, branches, or long-running tasks.

TermiBoard demo

What It Does

  • Open and manage multiple local terminal sessions in one window
  • Create new terminals instantly with +, using the current launch path
  • Change the launch path with the folder button, or drag a folder into the main workspace to open a terminal there immediately
  • Rename sessions inline by double-clicking a session title
  • Reorder sessions from the sidebar or the main dashboard by dragging a session header
  • Expand a single terminal when you need focus, then return to the grid
  • Track and display each session's latest working directory
  • Restore the previous workspace on relaunch
  • Resize or collapse the sidebar
  • Keep core terminal interactions practical for daily Claude Code use

Requirements

  • macOS
  • Node.js 22.12+
  • npm

Built With

  • Electron
  • React
  • Vite
  • xterm.js
  • node-pty
  • dnd-kit

Install

npm install -g termi-board

Run

termi-board

License

Apache License 2.0