Termi Protocol v0.1.7 is live: better skill imports, sessions and downloads
Over the last three days I focused on the less flashy parts of Termi Protocol that make everyday AI-agent work more reliable.
What’s now live:
Import SKILL.md files or complete skill packs from GitHub, npm packages and claude-code-templates commands.
More reliable desktop sessions with improved recent-project behavior, safer quit/window flows, and cleaner terminal and agent panels.
A fixed backer download journey: signed-out buyers are asked to sign in instead of seeing a confusing buy-again button, successful purchases lead directly to the correct macOS or Windows installer, and the auth modal works better on smaller screens.
Desktop version 0.1.7.
I verified the core skill-import tests, TypeScript checks, JavaScript syntax, and confirmed that the live download and success assets match the latest fixes.
Termi Protocol turns Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other AI coding agents into a live 3D workspace while keeping tasks, file changes, commands and handoffs visible.
If you’re working with multiple agents, which part still feels most fragile: context handoff, session recovery, permissions, or understanding what each agent changed?
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