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TermDock 1.4.1: Speed, Stability, Predictability — making 1.4.0 truly daily‑ready.
From day one, TermDock has had a simple belief: redesign “writing code” into a workflow that feels intuitive, powerful, and aligned with how developers think. Today we’re shipping TermDock 1.4.1—a stability and speed release that paves the road for the big capabilities introduced in 1.4.0, making the changes that truly impact your daily development reliable and ready for long-term use. We...
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TermDock v1.3.3 is live. We focused on everyday developer friction—then shipped fixes and small wins that add up. What’s new • Refactored how the terminal is inserted into the grid panel for smoother behavior. • Child windows now open correctly. • Inline Git Blame in Code mode: see per‑line author and commit. • Git Changes is collapsible—freely collapse staged/unstaged sections. • Git panel...
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Congrats on the launch. This is a real pain point finally getting treated. As someone who works with AI daily and builds with it, I bounce between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini all the time. The tiring part isn’t the models. It’s retyping project context, brand voice, and tech details over and over. AI Context Flow turns that into save once, use anywhere. That angle lands. Your memory approach...
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Hey, Danny here. I’m starting active development on the Windows version of Termdock. Expect iterative builds as we validate stability and performance, then a broader release once it’s solid. Shipping everything in one shot is high risk, so we’ll move fast, test hard, and keep the terminal-first flow tight. Got a feature wish for Windows? Drop it below—I’ll prioritize the ones that boost real...
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Here’s a more casual, human‑sounding update for everyone. Termdock v1.3.2 — Heads up We found why some Intel Macs couldn’t open the Terminal: the app was loading the arm64 pty by default. That’s fixed. Pty fix: The app now picks the right binary at runtime for both x64 and arm64. Notarization: All macOS builds are properly signed and pass Gatekeeper. Still stuck on x64? You’ll see an error log...
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Important Notice: x64 users unable to open Terminal Some x64 users may experience an issue where the terminal won’t open. If possible, please install v1.3.2‑beta and paste your launch logs in an Issue. Thank you. Download: v1.3.2‑beta (https://github.com/termdock/termdock-issues/releases/tag/v1.3.2-beta)
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Congrats on the launch—this feels like you nailed a real pain point. In web app development, small UI changes can stall momentum. Teaching the agent from a screen recording and running tests directly in the browser maps well to how QA actually works. I’d like to try this on CRM/internal admin regression tests. A few clarifications: Stability and tolerance with high‑variance UI. Shadow DOM,...
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I’ve already applied a fix, and testing the x64 build through Rosetta shows terminal input works and connects correctly. The update is in 1.3.1 — just restart the app to update.
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Termdock Issue Reports & Fixes Thread
Hi everyone I’ve received reports from x64 users that the Terminal can’t start. I want to confirm whether this issue affects all x64 environments or only certain setups. I don’t have an x64 machine on hand, so your feedback is very helpful. The root cause: our package shipped with the arm64 build of node-pty by default. On x64, node-pty isn’t recognized, which causes the Terminal to fail at...
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Opening the App Store in the browser feels familiar, but sharper. Clear categories. Platform context is right there. For developers, docs, ratings, and version history are easier to find. For users, one less hop. It’s not flashy. It’s useful. It makes “findable” and “understandable” solid. SEO benefits. The ecosystem gets cleaner.
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Next, we’ll open up AST as an API and let CLI tools operate it—specifically tools like Claude Code and Codex. This enables teams to wire symbol search and dependency analysis into their workflows, from scripts to command‑line automation.
TermdockTerminal-centric AI development environment
Termdock is a terminal‑centric AI dev environment that unifies multi‑workspace management, multi‑terminal layouts, and Git visualization in one interface. AST search (Tree‑sitter) lets you jump to symbols and dependencies instantly. Run up to 4 windows + PiP for Docker, Redis, logs, tests, and AI tools side‑by‑side. Drag‑and‑paste images to CLI, with large text auto‑compression. Built‑in file tree and prompt libraries keep workflows fast, consistent, and scalable.
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Hey, Danny here. This is Termdock v1.3.0 — a terminal-first AI dev environment built because day-to-day coding turned into juggling an IDE, a terminal, a Git GUI, and log windows. I wanted one place that stays fast and keeps me in flow. Who it’s for CLI-first engineers and teams who hate context switching and ship across multiple repos. What you get • 1-second switching; 4 windows + PiP to run...
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