agterm 1.2.3

• Changed: agl looks cleaner. A new conversation opens with a short welcome showing the model, where it runs and the folder. Tool calls read as Read, Edit (with the lines changed), Write and Run (with the first lines of output). A spinner line shows what's running and for how long, and the footer shows how much of the model's context is used. Typing / lists every command with what it does.
• Fixed: Closing an agl tab, or switching models in agl, unloads the model agl made Ollama or LM Studio load, so it stops using memory. Models you loaded yourself, or that another agl tab is using, stay loaded. agl's own model server also stops when its tab closes, even if agl is killed.

agterm 1.2.2

• Added: The Chat view shows subagents and Claude Code workflows as rows of their own: what each was asked to do, its kind of agent or workflow name, and whether it's still running. Background agents and workflows stay running until they finish, then show how long they took; click the row to read what they came back with. Works for Claude Code's agents and workflows, Codex's spawned agents and Grok's subagents, and agterm Remote shows background ones as running too.
• Added: agterm now comes with agl, the coding agent for local models. Type agl in any tab, or pick it in Shell → New Tab With Agent; it uses models from Ollama, LM Studio or its own library (agl models).
• Fixed: The Usage window opens in seconds instead of a minute or more on a Mac with a lot of Claude Code history. It now reads transcripts on every core and skips the tool output lines, which never hold token counts.
• Fixed: The buttons at the top right (worktrees, hand off, commit, usage, changes, session timeline) and the tab bar's buttons show their tooltips when you hover over them.

agterm 1.2.1

• Fixed: Tabs kept running across an update or reinstall no longer lose Full Disk Access and agterm's other privacy permissions. The sessions helper now runs from its own copy of agterm, which updates don't replace. Tabs started before this version still need agterm → Quit and End Sessions once.

agterm 1.2.0

• Added: The first launch after updating to 1.2 opens a welcome window: what's new since 1.1.7 by group, with switches for keeping the Mac awake while agents run, letting agents coordinate, and anonymous usage counts, a Set Up… button for your other Macs, and each feature's shortcut. Reopen it any time from agterm → Welcome to agterm 1.2….
• Added: Run agents' heavy commands on another Mac. On the Mac that should do the work, turn on Settings → Macs → "Let my other Macs run tasks on this Mac" and copy its pairing code; paste it in Settings → Macs on your main Mac. Agents in agterm tabs are then told to run builds, test suites and other heavy commands there with agterm-remote run -- <command>: it copies the project over (git-ignored files such as node_modules and .env stay put), runs the command there, shows its output in the tab as it runs and exits with its status. Add --back to copy the results back. Ctrl-C stops it on the other Mac too. The connection is encrypted with a key from the pairing code, and the other Mac keeps accepting tasks after agterm quits there.
• Added: agl, the local-model coding agent, is a known agent. Start it from Shell → New Tab With Agent, read its conversation in the Chat view and on agterm Remote, and a tab running agl comes back with its conversation after a restart.

agterm 1.1.8

• Added: Pin tabs. Right-click a tab and choose Pin Tab: it moves to the top of the sidebar (or the start of the tab bar), shows a pin, and stays above the other tabs when you drag or open new ones, including after a relaunch. Unpin Tab puts it back below the pinned ones.
• Added: Claude Code and Codex agents started in agterm are told that the consult tools let them see every other agent running in agterm on this Mac, ask one about its work and leave it a message, and are encouraged to check before editing, committing or switching branches in a repo another agent is using. A Codex config that sets its own developer_instructions is left alone.
• Added: Chat view for Claude Code, Codex and Grok tabs. Press ⌃ (View → Chat), or click Chat in the strip above the tab, to read the conversation as a transcript: replies with formatting, folded file reads, edits as diffs, commands with their results and errors. Type in the box at the bottom to message the agent; Esc interrupts it. Approval prompts show as buttons; menus Chat can't read show the bottom of the screen, and ⌃ takes you back to the terminal. The agent keeps running in its terminal either way, and each pane of a split keeps its own view.
• Changed: agterm Remote reads Claude Code and Codex transcripts only as far as they grew since the last read.
• Changed: agterm uses much less memory with many agents running. Teams usage sync and tab titles read only what was added to each transcript instead of whole files, and agterm Remote forgets a conversation once you close it on your phone.
• Changed: Git status for busy tabs that aren't on screen is checked every 15 seconds instead of every 3, so agterm starts far fewer git processes. Tabs you can see still update every 3 seconds.
• Added: agterm sends anonymous usage counts so we can see how many people use it and which features matter: a random ID made on your Mac, agterm's and macOS's versions, the processor type, which agents start in your tabs, and how often you split a tab, open the command bar, open a cloud tab, pair a phone or install an update. Never files, folders, commands, what you type, repository names or account details. Turn it off in Settings → General → Privacy.
• Added: Window → Team Dashboard shows your agterm Teams team without agmux: tokens, estimated cost, active time and sessions over 7 to 90 days, daily usage, the monthly budget, providers and models, every member's usage and spend, and projects. Click a member to see their numbers and which Claude or Codex login did the work. Employees see their own numbers. It loads when you open it or press Refresh, and shows the last numbers it got while you're offline. Settings → Teams & Phone has a Team Dashboard… button too.
• Added: Team owners, and managers for the logins they added, can rename, pause and remove the team's shared Codex and Grok logins in the Team Dashboard.
• Added: Session Timeline (View → Session Timeline, ⇧⌘L, or the list button at the top right). It lists every prompt you sent in the tab with Claude Code, Codex or Grok, newest first, with whether it's running, done, failed or cancelled and how long ago. Click one to scroll the terminal to where that turn starts; it flashes briefly. In a plain shell tab it lists the commands you ran.
• Added: Install agterm with Homebrew: brew install --cask neel-xanom/agmux/agterm.
• Added: View → Command Palette (⇧⌘P). Type a few letters of any menu command or open tab, then press Return to run it or switch to that tab. Each command shows its menu and shortcut.
• Added: Keep Mac Awake While Agents Run, in the agterm menu and Settings → Agents. While an agent tab is working, your Mac doesn't sleep on its own; it sleeps normally again once no agent is working. Turn on "Also when the lid is closed" to keep it awake with the lid shut too. That asks for an administrator's password once, to install a small helper, and agterm shows a notification when it's keeping the Mac awake on battery.
• Changed: agterm runs its own project memory and consult servers for every agent, even with agmux installed, so you can uninstall agmux without losing memory. Repos agmux knows keep reading and writing agmux's memory where it is; nothing is copied or moved.
• Added: OpenCode, Kilo Code, Cursor Agent and Amp started in agterm get project memory and consult too, for that run only, without changes to their settings files. OpenCode, Kilo Code and Cursor Agent are also told how to use the memory.
• Changed: Git repos agmux doesn't know get their own memory even when agmux is installed.
• Added: Shell → Search Conversations… (⇧⌘F) finds past Claude Code, Codex and Grok conversations by what you or the agent wrote in them, across every login agterm manages. Each result shows the agent, the conversation's title, its folder, when it last ran and the text around the match. Pick one with the arrow keys and press Return to reopen it in a new tab in its folder.
• Changed: agmux Teams is now agterm Teams, at teams.agterm.dev. You stay signed in, your team, usage history and shared logins are unchanged, and agmux keeps working with the same team. Links to teams.agmux.dev open the new address.
• Added: Buttons at the top right of the window, each explained in its tooltip: show changes, commit, worktrees, hand off, usage, and the branch's pull request once there is one.
• Added: Show Changes (⇧⌘E) opens a panel beside the terminal with every changed file and its diff. Pick Agent (what the agent in the tab changed since it started), Uncommitted, or Branch (everything since the branch left main). It updates as the agent edits and reads nothing while it's closed. Drag its edge to resize it.
• Added: Commit (⌥⌘C) drafts a commit message with the same fast model as ⌘K, then commits, commits and pushes, or commits, pushes and opens a pull request with a written title and description, in one step. On main, opening a pull request first moves your work to a new branch and leaves main as it was. Pull requests need the GitHub CLI (gh).
• Added: New Worktree Tab (⇧⌘N) starts an agent on a new branch in a folder of its own under ~/.agterm/worktrees, with your .env files copied in and an optional first task. A repo can add .agterm/worktree-setup.sh to install dependencies first. Remove This Worktree asks before deleting anything and says what would be lost.
• Added: Hand Off continues an agent's conversation in Claude Code, Codex, Grok or Gemini CLI, in a new tab beside it.
• Added: Usage (⇧⌘U) shows tokens and estimated cost by day, model and project for Claude Code and Codex on this Mac, and how much of each login's limits is left.

agterm 1.1.7

• Fixed: Starting claude in a folder that was deleted or that macOS blocks agterm from reading no longer hangs and uses up tens of gigabytes of memory; claude starts normally.
• Changed: agterm uses far less CPU while Claude Code and Codex run. It reads only the new part of each session's transcript, not the whole file every few seconds, checks git only in folders where something happened, and agterm Remote loads a conversation only while you have it open on your phone.

agterm 1.1.6

• Changed: Split Right (⌘D) and Split Down (⇧⌘D) open an empty pane that lists your other tabs. Pick one, or click a tab in the tab bar or sidebar, to show it there, or choose New Shell. Every tab in a split keeps its own place in the tabs and is highlighted while the split is on screen; the one you're typing in has the accent bar.
• Added: Right-click a tab that isn't on screen and choose Show to the Right or Show Below to put it beside the current tab. Shell → Unsplit, or Unsplit on a split tab's menu, puts every pane back in a tab of its own; Move to Own Tab does it for one. Nothing closes.
• Changed: ⌘W closes the tab you're typing in, including one in a split; Close Pane and ⇧⌘W are gone.
• Added: The sidebar and the title above the terminal show each agent's logo.
• Changed: With more tabs than fit, sidebar tabs drop the spend and run time line, then the agent line, so more fit on screen.
• Changed: The sidebar is the terminal's color and its first tab sits right under the window buttons.
• Fixed: In a see-through window, a strip between the sidebar and the terminal showed what was behind the window.
• Fixed: An agent's run time counts from when it started, not from when agterm last opened.
• Fixed: Tabs in your home folder show ~ in the sidebar.

agterm 1.1.5

• Added: Split a tab into panes, as in Warp. Shell → Split Right (⌘D) or Split Down (⇧⌘D) opens a new shell beside or below the one you're typing in, in the same folder. Drag the line between panes to resize them, and move between panes with ⌘[ and ⌘] or ⌥⌘ and the arrow keys. Panes you aren't typing in are dimmed. ⌘W closes the pane you're in and ⇧⌘W closes the whole tab. Your panes and their sizes come back the next time you open agterm.
• Added: View → Tabs on the Left (⌃⌘S) moves your tabs to a sidebar with more room for each one. A Claude Code or Codex tab shows its model (such as Opus 4.5), what it has spent so far in dollars and tokens, and how long it has been running, next to its status, folder and lines changed. A tab split into panes shows how many it has, and its dot shows whichever pane most needs you.

agterm 1.1.4

• Added: When Claude Code stops because it couldn't reach Anthropic (no internet, Wi-Fi changing, the Mac sleeping mid-response), agterm types "Continue where you left off." as soon as the connection is back, unless you've typed in the tab since. Turn it off in Settings → Agents.
• Added: Click in the command you're typing at a zsh prompt to move the cursor there, instead of using the arrow keys.
• Fixed: cd suggestions find folders four levels inside your home folder, such as ~/Downloads/InFocus/Show Resources/InFocus 2026 Package. They used to stop at three.

agterm 1.1.3

• Added: agmux Teams can split your usage by login. agterm now notes which Claude Code or Codex login each session runs on, including after an automatic account switch, and sends that with the hourly totals, so the Teams dashboard shows how many tokens went through each login. Logins appear as an opaque ID; a Claude login's email is sent only when your team's owner turns on Shared Claude accounts. Sessions started before this update stay unsplit.