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SUMMARY

Workbench where Claude Code and Codex manage worktrees that you can see and get worktree-aware LSP and IntelliJ navigation over MCP, in Ghostty terminals

README.md

tereditor

Like an IDE, but for terminal coding agents.

Keeps your CLI. Adds what's missing.

The name joins TERminal and EDITOR.

The tereditor workbench: projects and agent worktrees with their diff counts on the left, an orchestrating Claude Code terminal with its running subagents in the centre, the file tree and the Claude Code context pane on the right

[!NOTE]
tereditor is a prototype. The desktop app targets macOS first, and Windows, Linux and Android builds ship too.

Highlights

Claude Code without the configuration chaos

Instructions, skills, tools and settings are scattered across files and layers. The Claude Code pane’s Context tab lists everything a new session starts with and what each item costs in tokens, and Settings edits go through a diff you review first.

Docs → 		The Claude Code pane's Context tab with instruction files, system prompt, tools and skills, each with its token count
Worktrees that are ready to work

Create a Git worktree for a task yourself, or hand an agent several tasks at once and it creates a separate worktree for each through MCP tools. Agents work in the workspace you prepared when a task needs no isolation, and they remove the worktrees they made once the work is preserved. New worktrees start with your mise, direnv and Python environments applied, and chips under each terminal show what was applied.

Docs → 		The Start work dialog with New worktree selected, a project picker, a base branch of origin/main and a workspace name
Your PC from your phone

The Android app is a workbench for the host running on your PC. You can browse and edit files, read Markdown and diffs, and use the host's terminals and agents while the work keeps running there. The phone needs only a free Tailscale account, because the app carries its own Tailscale node and there is no VPN app to install.

Docs → 		Two Android screens, the Tailscale connect screen with a host found and a Claude Code terminal on the host
Agents draw beside the terminal

Diagrams and option comparisons.

Docs → 		A diagram of tereditor's layers drawn by Claude Code in the companion pane

Agents

Install

Nightly builds are on the releases page:

  • On macOS, download the disk image for Apple silicon (not notarized) or use Homebrew through the
    tap:

    brew trust --tap commandertvis/homebrew
brew tap commandertvis/homebrew https://github.com/CommanderTvis/homebrew
brew install --cask commandertvis/homebrew/tereditor

  • On Windows, download the unsigned x64 or ARM64 ZIP. WinGet also works through the
    WinGet source:

    winget source add --name commandertvis --arg https://commandertvis-winget.vercel.app --type Microsoft.Rest
winget install --id CommanderTvis.Tereditor --exact --source commandertvis --scope user

  • On Linux, download the AppImage for x64 or ARM64 (glibc 2.31+).

  • On Android, install the APK, a client for a tereditor host on another machine (Remote hosts and clients).

To build from source, run:

scripts/mise x -- dotnet run --project src/Tereditor.UI -c Release

Building covers the app bundle, and Machine setup lists what to
install per platform.

More

The documentation index lists every page. Start with Install, Using tereditor
and Agents.

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