Welcome to Termy

A minimal, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator that combines blazing-fast performance with powerful features like tmux integration, AI assistance, and extensive customization.

Get Started Installation Guide

Quick Start

Get Termy running in minutes

Install Termy

Download Termy for your platform:

brew install --cask termy

Launch and configure

Open Termy and customize your settings:

# Open settings with Cmd+, (macOS) or Ctrl+, (Linux/Windows)
# Or use the CLI
termy-cli -edit-config

Configuration is stored in ~/.config/termy/config.txt

Start using powerful features

Try out key features:

Command Palette: Press Cmd+P (macOS) or Ctrl+P to access all commands
Tabs: Create new tabs with Cmd+T or Ctrl+T
Search: Find text in output with Cmd+F or Ctrl+F
Themes: Switch themes with the command palette or termy-cli -list-themes

Explore Configuration

Learn about all available configuration options

Core Features

Everything you need in a modern terminal emulator

GPU Acceleration

Lightning-fast rendering powered by GPUI for smooth scrolling and responsive UI

Tmux Integration

Native tmux support with pane splitting, session management, and persistence

Custom Themes

Beautiful built-in themes and full customization with JSON color schemes

AI Input

Get intelligent command suggestions powered by OpenAI or Gemini

Search

Full-text search in terminal output with regex support

Keybindings

Fully customizable keybindings with cross-platform shortcuts

Configuration

Customize every aspect of your terminal experience

Appearance

Fonts, colors, opacity, and visual effects

Terminal

Shell, scrollback, cursor, and behavior settings

Tabs

Tab titles, widths, and close button visibility

Keybindings

Custom keyboard shortcuts and actions

Colors

ANSI colors and theme customization

Overview

Complete configuration reference

CLI Reference

Manage Termy from the command line

Overview

Introduction to the Termy CLI and available commands

List Commands

List fonts, themes, keybindings, colors, and actions

Config Management

Edit, show, validate, and prettify configuration

Interactive TUI

Use the terminal user interface for all CLI features

Guides

Step-by-step tutorials for advanced workflows

Tmux Setup

Configure and use tmux integration for advanced workflows

Custom Themes

Create and import your own color schemes

Shell Integration

Set up shell hooks for enhanced tab titles

Font Configuration

Choose and configure fonts for optimal readability

Resources

Additional information and community

Architecture

Understand Termy’s internal design and components

Building from Source

Compile Termy yourself for development or customization

Contributing

Contribute to Termy development

GitHub Repository

View source code, report issues, and contribute

Ready to get started?

Install Termy today and experience a modern, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator built for productivity.

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