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v0.4.0

26 Mar 15:15

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Improvements

  • Search in editor — Updated the MarkdownPane with an improved search experience, including new styles and expanded functionality.
  • Landing page — Redesigned landing page with before/after visuals and a refreshed layout.

Markdown Version History

25 Mar 22:29

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terminalOS v0.3.0 — Release Notes

Released: March 25, 2026


What's New

Markdown Version History

Every time you save a file in the built-in editor, terminalOS now automatically captures a snapshot. A version badge (v3, v12, etc.) appears in the editor header as history builds up.

  • Browse up to 50 versions per file in a sidebar panel
  • Restore any previous version with a single click
  • Deduplication — identical saves are never stored twice
  • Auto-saves are throttled (2-minute intervals); manual saves always create a new version
  • Versions stored locally in {userData}/md-versions/

Auto Release Detection

terminalOS now detects which version of the app is running at startup and surfaces it in the status bar — no hardcoded strings, pulled directly from the installed build.

Component Version Auto-Detection in Status Bar

The status bar now identifies and displays the running version of each integrated component automatically.


Improvements

  • Pane header redesign — cleaner layout with better visual hierarchy
  • Layout auto-render fix — split panes now reflow correctly on startup without requiring a manual resize
  • Git status in status bar — more reliable branch and dirty-state detection
  • UX polish across the board — tab bar, command palette, AI badge, input bar, and pane headers all received refinements based on usage feedback

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed layout not restoring correctly on launch in certain split configurations
  • Fixed git status display flickering in the status bar

Upgrade

Download the latest build from the [releases page](https://github.com/vbfs/terminalOS/releases/tag/v0.3.0) or update via your existing installer.

terminalOS

24 Mar 12:14
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terminalOS — Product Overview

AI-native terminal workspace for people who live inside Claude Code.


Who It's For

Professionals who run AI coding agents daily and feel the friction:

  • Multiple VSCode windows open for different projects
  • No visibility into how many tokens a session consumed
  • Switching context between terminal, notes, and docs

Core Features

Multi-Pane Terminal

Split the screen horizontally or vertically — as many panes as needed. Each pane is an independent shell session. Layouts are saved automatically and restored on next launch. Panes can be minimized to a thin strip to save space.

Multi-Workspace Tabs

Each tab is a fully independent workspace with its own pane layout. Name tabs by project. Switch between them without losing terminal state.

AI Process Detection

terminalOS detects when Claude Code, OpenCode, Aider, or Continue is running inside a pane — no config needed. A colored badge appears on the pane header identifying which AI tool is active.

Token Tracking

Parses token usage directly from AI CLI output in real time. Shows:

  • Session tokens — tokens used in the focused pane since launch
  • Workspace tokens — total tokens across all panes in the active tab

Includes cost estimation in USD based on detected model (Claude Opus, Sonnet, Haiku).

Integrated Markdown Editor

Open a markdown editor alongside the terminal — no need to leave the app. Features:

  • Split view with live preview
  • File browser with folder navigation
  • Create / rename files and folders
  • Token count per file (estimates LLM cost to load it)
  • Syntax highlighting for code files (25+ languages)
  • Auto-save with manual override (⌘S)
  • PDF export from markdown

14 Themes

Includes Dracula, Tokyo Night, Nord, Gruvbox, Catppuccin, Rosé Pine, Solarized, and more. Live preview before applying.

Command Palette

⌘K to launch any command: split pane, new workspace, open folder, launch Claude Code / OpenCode / Aider, open settings.

Quick AI Launchers

⌘⇧C launches Claude Code in the active pane. ⌘⇧O launches OpenCode. No typing required.


What It Replaces

Before With terminalOS
3+ VSCode windows for different projects One app, multiple workspace tabs
No token visibility Per-session and per-workspace token count
Markdown notes in separate app Editor integrated next to the terminal
Manually typing claude / aider to start AI One shortcut per AI tool
No context on which pane is running AI Live badge per pane

Platform

macOS, Windows, Linux — desktop app (Electron).