Termdock is a terminal‑centric AI dev environment that unifies multi‑workspace management, multi‑terminal layouts, and Git visualization in one interface. AST search (Tree‑sitter) lets you jump to symbols and dependencies instantly. Run up to 4 windows + PiP for Docker, Redis, logs, tests, and AI tools side‑by‑side. Drag‑and‑paste images to CLI, with large text auto‑compression. Built‑in file tree and prompt libraries keep workflows fast, consistent, and scalable.

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Termdock unifies terminal management, Git visualization, and AI tools in a single interface. It supports multi-workspace layouts with up to 4 windows plus picture-in-picture mode for monitoring Docker, Redis, logs, and tests simultaneously. Features include AST-based symbol search using Tree-sitter for instant navigation, drag-and-paste image support with automatic compression, built-in file tree, and prompt libraries for streamlined development workflows.

Termdock: Terminal-centric AI development environment

Hi everyone! I’m the developer of Termdock. I noticed it’s listed here too, so I came by to say hello. If you run into any issues, have suggestions, or feature requests, feel free to reach out to me directly on GitHub. Thanks!

This looks cool, good job 👏🏻

Shipped Termdock 1.3.3 today.
Termdock is built around one simple idea:
if you live in the terminal every day, it should feel smooth and minimally interruptive.
In 1.3.3, I focused on Git and day-to-day terminal workflows:
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Git: added Blame support
You can now see who changed each line and when, directly inside Termdock, which makes tracing changes a lot easier.
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Code &amp; PDFs inside panels (not blocking modals)
Code and PDF files now open inside panels instead of full-screen modals.This lets you read logs and cross-check code or docs without losing your terminal context.Because of the current architecture, this file viewer panel can’t yet participate in the grid layout—but that’s something I’m planning to align in a future release.
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The next major version will be 1.4.0
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<li>Full AST capabilities, including an API so you (or your CLI tools) can query your project structure</li>
<li>The first Windows client</li>
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Before 1.4.0, I’ll keep shipping regular weekly bug fixes and small improvements.
If your workflow is already CLI + AI–first, I’d love for you to try Termdock.
And if you run into any real-world pain points, send them my way—I’m building Termdock to be a control center where engineers can focus on solving problems, not juggling tools.

I have the question does this ter just only sup for MacOS?

I’m keeping an eye on this software, but I’m a Windows user…