spekterm 0.2.1

The first public release of spekterm — an agent-first local development workbench that hosts one
Claude Code session per repository in a single window, next to an
OpenSpec-aware side panel.

What's in it

• Workspace shell — multiple folders in one window, drag to reorder, pin, and a global session
  that isn't tied to any repo.
• Terminals — real node-pty sessions with WebGL rendering. Sessions survive an app restart:
  Claude Code sessions resume their conversation, shells come back in their last directory with
  their screen replayed.
• OpenSpec side panel — changes, specs, and artifacts for the repo you're working in, including
  changes that live in git worktrees; graph and timeline views; quick open (Ctrl+P).
• Agent conversation view — an alternative to the terminal view, built from Claude Code's own
  transcripts (never by scraping the screen).
• Inbox and handoffs — agents can hand work off to another repo in your workspace; Slack
  mentions can arrive as inbox items you review before anything runs.
• Keyboard-first — see the shortcut table in the README.

Install

Requires Linux x64 with libfuse2, and Claude Code (claude on your PATH) for agent sessions.

chmod +x Spekterm-0.2.1.AppImage
./Spekterm-0.2.1.AppImage

To add it to your applications menu, build from source and run npm run install:desktop (see the
README).

Known limitations

• Linux only. No macOS or Windows builds, no auto-update, and the AppImage is not signed.
• Quick open can list an in-repo git worktree as if it were a file (#55).

spekterm is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.