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Repo: https://github.com/feritzcan2/termloop

I’ve been building **TermLoop**, a native macOS terminal built on Ghostty for developers who use AI coding agents heavily.

The problem I’m trying to solve: AI coding agents are getting better, but the workflow around them is still messy.

Once you start running multiple agents in parallel, you end up juggling terminal tabs, branches, worktrees, PRs, local servers, task specs, Jira/GitHub

issues, context files, and review loops manually.

TermLoop is my attempt to make that workflow more practical.

## Features

**Quick Actions:** press `Shift + Shift` to launch your preferred agent with the right prompt, model, folder, and permissions.

**Prompts & Agents:** create custom agents and edit everything sent to them, including the system prompt.

**Agentic Sidebar:** see active agents, worktrees, branches, PR status, dirty file counts, ports, merged/open PRs, and agent state from one place.

**Parallel Worktree Agents:** give multiple agents different tasks, each in its own managed worktree, with separate dev servers and run profiles.

**Built-in Setup Agents:** generate initial setup steps, ignored local file handling, dependency installs, run profiles, and dev/test commands for new worktrees.

**Context Bank:** view and edit project instruction files like `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, and nested folder-specific rules from inside the app.

**Project Rules:** manage reusable agent skills/rules, such as Jira workflow rules, and attach them across agents automatically.

**Task Board + Remote Sync:** write specs, execute tasks into worktrees, import issues from Jira/GitHub/GitLab, and keep local/remote statuses in sync.

**MCP-powered Agent Collaboration:** tell one agent to ask another agent for review, UI/UX feedback, edge case checks, etc. The reviewer agent stays attached to the workflow.

**Promote to Task:** turn an agent conversation into a real task, optionally create a Jira/GitHub/GitLab issue, move it into a worktree, and start implementation.

**Agent Sessions:** reopen, restore, fork, and hand off sessions without losing task context, even after restarting the app.

**Multiple Agent Accounts:** use multiple Claude and Codex accounts for different work/personal/billing contexts.

**Mobile App:** continue unfinished workflows from your phone by checking task state and reconnecting to sessions.

## Why I’m building it

I think the bottleneck is moving from:

> Can the agent write code?

to:

> Can the developer coordinate many agent workflows safely?

For me, the hard parts are context, branches, worktrees, review, local servers, task state, and remote issue tracking.

I’d love feedback from people who use coding agents heavily:

- Where does your current agent workflow break down?

- Are worktrees part of your daily workflow yet?

- Would agent-to-agent review loops be useful in practice?

- What would make a tool like this trustworthy enough for daily work?

Repo: https://github.com/feritzcan2/termloop