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Termic vs Conductor.build
Same basic worktree shape, different boundaries: AGPL-3.0, real PTY CLIs, Grok and Antigravity support, main checkout, Linux builds and a per-task macOS sandbox.
Read the Conductor comparisonThese are not blog posts pretending to be docs. Each page answers the same question: where does Termic fit, where does the other tool fit, and what breaks if you pick wrong?
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Same basic worktree shape, different boundaries: AGPL-3.0, real PTY CLIs, Grok and Antigravity support, main checkout, Linux builds and a per-task macOS sandbox.
Read the Conductor comparisoncompetitor
AgentsRoom is the visual multi-project cockpit with roles, notifications and mobile. Termic is the local worktree app with AGPL source, diffs and a sandbox.
Read the AgentsRoom comparisoncompetitor
Paseo is the remote/mobile daemon shape. Termic is the local desktop shape: terminals, worktrees, diffs, queued follow-ups and a sandbox around the agent.
Read the Paseo comparisoncompetitor
Spotify's Xirp is the free front door to Portal: closed source, macOS only, Spotify login, 183 MB of Electron. Termic is the AGPL local app with no account and a per-task sandbox.
Read the Xirp comparisoncompetitor
The closest thing to Termic: parallel agents, a worktree each, MIT and free. Orca reaches further with mobile, SSH and a browser. Termic puts a Seatbelt cage and a network allowlist around the agent instead.
Read the Orca comparisoncompetitor
Superset is the bigger source-available platform: editor, host server, CLI, MCP, remote workspaces and automations. Termic is the AGPL local desktop app with fewer moving parts.
Read the Superset comparisonalternative intent
The strict vs page answers "Termic or Conductor?" The alternative guide answers the broader question: which workflow should you try next, Termic, AgentsRoom, Superset or Paseo.
Read the Conductor alternatives guide