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Documentation

Termic runs claude, codex, gemini and any other terminal agent in parallel git worktrees, on the Pro / Max plan you already pay for. These docs cover everything from your first task to the sandbox internals. New here? Start with Introduction, or jump straight to Install.

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Install Termic macOS Homebrew, direct DMG, Linux AppImage. First task Create a project, launch an agent, review the diff. Sandbox agents Monitoring, Enforcing, YOLO and network allowlists. Migrate from Conductor Map Conductor concepts to Termic workflows. Compare tools Conductor, AgentsRoom, Paseo, Superset, and the tradeoffs that actually matter. Conductor alternatives Termic, AgentsRoom, Superset and Paseo in one decision guide.

Get started

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Install it, open your first task, and bring your Conductor setup across.

Concepts

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The mental model: tasks, worktrees, the main checkout, multi-repo, and how agents report progress.

Sandbox & security

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The OS-level cage that lets an agent run unattended without reaching your secrets or the open internet.

Working in Termic

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The day-to-day surface: terminal, editor, diff, search, Spotlight, broadcast, scheduled messages, review, and the keys that drive them.

Git / Source Control

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Review changes, stage files, commit work, and send a task's diff back to your main checkout.

Configuration

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Commit your setup so teammates inherit it: scripts, sandbox allowlist, preview URLs, and app settings.

Reference

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The stack, where your data lives on disk, and what's coming next.

Troubleshooting

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Answers to the questions people actually ask, and fixes for the things that occasionally go wrong.