Termexo brings Claude Code and Codex into one recoverable Windows workspace. Arrange real PTY terminals in custom grids, search and resume native sessions, get notified when an agent needs approval, and switch Claude-compatible model profiles without rebuilding environment variables. Local-first, no Termexo account required.
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Termexo is a Windows-native workspace that brings Claude Code and Codex into a single, recoverable terminal environment. Instead of juggling multiple terminal windows and losing track of which agent is doing what, Termexo lets you arrange real PTY terminals in custom grids, keep every session alive in a tab, and resume past conversations with full context intact. It is local-first, meaning your projects and API keys stay on your computer — no Termexo account or cloud required.
Every project remembers its own grid layout, open terminals, model profiles, and even the colour you picked. Close Termexo, reopen it, and everything is exactly where you left it — no manual setup the next morning.
Termexo lists every past Claude Code and Codex session saved on disk, searchable by name, path, branch, or model. It calls the CLI's own resume command, so the full context comes back, and it never edits or deletes your session files.
When an agent is waiting for approval or input, Termexo flashes the taskbar, sends a system notification, and keeps a banner on screen until you deal with it. This works across every open project, even when the Termexo window is already focused.
Save different Claude-compatible endpoints as profiles and switch every terminal in a project at once. API keys go into Windows Credential Manager, never a plain text file, and you can check your quota before deciding which model to send the next task to.
One window. Every agent. Nothing you close is really lost.
Termexo's edge is that it treats terminal sessions as first-class, recoverable state rather than disposable output. Most terminal managers just tile windows; Termexo remembers which project each terminal belongs to, which model it was running, and how to bring it all back. The attention alerts alone — flashing taskbar, system notification, and persistent banner across all projects — solve a real pain point that plain terminal multiplexers ignore entirely.
You run multiple coding agents across different projects and keep losing track of which terminal was doing what. If you regularly switch between Claude-compatible model providers, or if you close and reopen terminals daily and want your exact setup back without reconfiguration, Termexo is built for that workflow. It also supports approving agents from your phone over an encrypted link, and the interface follows Windows language settings with support for Chinese, English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Korean.
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