Termdock
Terminal-centric AI development environment
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Terminal-centric AI development environment
97 followers
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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Congratulations on the launch hope today brings you amazing results
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@sanskarix Thanks for the support! We’ll continue to strengthen the integration between Termdock and CLI development tools to make workflows even more seamless.
Termdock looks like a seriously powerful setup for developers who live in the terminal Managing multiple workspaces, layouts, and tools in one interface could save a ton of context-switching time I’m curious how it handles really large projects with complex dependencies Does the AST search and multi-window setup stay smooth when the workspace scales
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@prisans Hi Prisans,
On large projects, the AST graph can run slower. It indexes the codebase’s dependencies and calls; deeper node levels add overhead.
Using the API will be faster since it skips graph rendering. The API isn’t available yet and will be opened in a later release. We’re working on performance so you can query directly via the API, with cross‑workspace support.
If you have any concerns, we can pause. Share your project size and key scenarios, and we’ll assess the smoothest path together.
@hcyt The AST explanation really clears things up The idea of adding an API for faster querying sounds like a strong step forward since large projects can get heavy fast An adaptive mode that adjusts based on project size could make a big difference in keeping things smooth Excited to see how performance evolves once the API is live
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@prisans Thanks for the feedback. I’ll move the node‑depth filter earlier in the pipeline and adjust the algorithm. This should more precisely control load and keep lookups on large projects steady.
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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 dev workflows.
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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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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 shows full file names.
• Code and PDF can display in panels (Experimental). Grid layout not supported yet.
• Better path detection and overall stability.
• Configurable default shell.
• Fixed Git event monitor so auto‑updates don’t stall on long runs.
https://www.termdock.com/
When do you plan to launch for Windows?
@starchet I can't wait to try it on windows/wsl...