Dev Terminals
per tutti i tuoi servizi
Il tuo progetto ha un backend, un frontend, un'app mobile, un relay server. Prima aprivi 4 tab del terminale e digitavi ogni comando a mano. Ora premi un pulsante.
And the unique part: with the iOS and Android mobile app, you trigger commands remotely on your Mac. Spin up a localhost site from the subway, the gym or a coffee shop, then open it on your phone over 4G/5G through the built-in live preview tunnel.
AgentsRoom terminal manager: detached terminal on a second screen, commands triggered remotely from mobile, integrated xterm.js terminal per project.
Dev Terminals is far more than a terminal emulator. It is a true per-project command manager, designed to replace the jungle of iTerm2, Warp, Ghostty, Kitty, Alacritty and Terminal.app tabs you open every morning. Each project has its own list of commands: dev server, backend, mobile bundler, worker, database, internal scripts. You name them once, you launch them forever.
The UX and UI are deliberately pushed hard to make command management as fast as possible. Every command remembers its name, shell command, working directory (relative to the project root), framework category (React, Next.js, Django, Rails, Go, Rust, Docker…) and kind (long-running process or one-shot snippet). Active commands bubble to the top of the list, and colorful framework icons let you spot your React frontend, your Django backend and your Docker services at a glance.
The big advantage of an integrated terminal living inside AgentsRoom is that commands run in the exact context of your project: same path, same environment, same cwd. Zero friction, zero endless cd, zero project confusion. And because everything lives next to your Claude, Codex and Gemini AI agents, you stop juggling between fifteen different tools just to ship code.
Tutti i servizi del tuo progetto in un'unica vista. Verde significa in esecuzione, rosso significa crashato.
A real integrated terminal, not a toy
Every command opens a full xterm.js terminal with ANSI colors, scrollback, clickable links, PTY resize and Unicode support. This is not a fake log viewer: it is a real pseudo-terminal, identical to what you get in iTerm2 or Terminal.app — but managed for you.
Each process status is displayed live: running, starting, stopped, crashed. When a dev server falls over, you see it immediately. One click to restart. And when you need several terminals in parallel (backend + frontend + mobile + relay), the global 'Start all' button launches every long-running process at once, in parallel, without typing anything.
Commands are grouped in folders, reorderable with the mouse, and stored in `.agentsroom/commands.json` at the root of your project. Commit this file: your whole team inherits the same terminal setup. Personal commands (local debug scripts, private env vars) go to `commands-personal.json`, automatically added to the `.gitignore` inside `.agentsroom`. Nobody ever has to type `yarn dev --port 2203` from memory when joining a new repo again.
Finally, everything is unified: your AI agents, your terminals, your prompts, your backlog and your live preview all live in the same window. You save a massive amount of time by killing the back-and-forth between AgentsRoom, your terminal emulator, your IDE and your browser. One screen, everything one click away.
Manage every terminal, every command, every service
Long-running processes, quick scripts, build commands, dev servers. All organized per project, with live status tracking, integrated AI and remote mobile control.
Per-project terminal manager
Each project owns its own command list, stored in .agentsroom/commands.json. Switch project, your commands change automatically. Zero confusion between repos.
Start everything in one click
A single Play button starts every long-running process: backend, frontend, mobile bundler, relay server, worker, database. No more five terminal tabs opened by hand.
Remote launch from mobile
Trigger commands from the iOS or Android app: terminals spawn on your Mac, and you see live output streamed to your phone over 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi.
Detachable terminal window
Detach the terminals section into an independent floating window. Drop it on a second monitor to keep an eye on your servers while you code in the main window.
AI command generation
Click the magic wand: Claude scans your repo, detects package.json, Dockerfiles, Makefiles and generates every start command, path and category for you.
Live process status
See which service is running, starting, stopped or crashed. Exit codes are displayed on failure. Restart in one click without losing the terminal scrollback.
Process or snippet
Long-running servers are processes. One-shot build scripts, migrations and deploys are snippets. Both live in the same dashboard, both are one click away.
Real xterm.js terminal per command
Every process opens a real pseudo-TTY terminal with ANSI colors, scrollback, clickable links and full keyboard input. No compromise compared to iTerm2 or Terminal.app.
Wired to the localhost live preview
Launch your localhost site from an AgentsRoom terminal, then reach it from the outside through the built-in HTTPS tunnel. Test on your phone over 4G/5G without deploying.
30+ framework icons
React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Svelte, Expo, Node.js, NestJS, Django, FastAPI, Rails, Laravel, Spring, Go, Rust, Docker, Redis, and many more — each with icon and color.
Git-native storage
Public commands live in .agentsroom/commands.json, committed to your repo. Personal commands live in commands-personal.json, automatically gitignored.
Terminals and AI agents together
Your terminals, your Claude Code agents, your prompts, your backlog and your live preview share the same app. Stop getting lost between ten different tools.
Launch terminals on your Mac from your phone
This is probably the most unique feature of AgentsRoom. From the iOS or Android mobile app, you browse the command list of any project and launch any of them with a tap. The command does not run on your phone: it runs on your Mac, in the right working directory, in a real PTY terminal. The output is streamed live to mobile through the end-to-end encrypted relay.
Concretely: you are in the subway, at the gym or on the other side of the world. You want to spin up your local site to check a design, or restart a worker that crashed while you were away. You open AgentsRoom mobile, you tap 'yarn dev', the server boots on your Mac at home. You can even interact with the terminal keyboard from the phone.
Combined with the integrated localhost preview tunnel, you can even open your local site in the mobile browser, over 4G or 5G, with zero deploy. You code, start, test and validate — all from your pocket. AgentsRoom literally turns your Mac into a remotely driven dev server.
Detach mode: your terminals on a second monitor
The terminal panel can be detached into an independent floating window. Drag it onto a second screen and your backend, frontend and mobile bundler logs stay visible at all times while you code in the main AgentsRoom window. This is exactly what serious developers do with tmux or iTerm2 in tiling mode — except in AgentsRoom there is nothing to configure.
The detached window keeps every feature: launch, stop, restart, AI, categories, multi-project. You can keep typing in the terminal on the secondary screen while a Claude agent works in the main window. Zero alt-tab, zero context loss, zero obscure configuration.
A modern alternative to every terminal you've used
AgentsRoom Dev Terminals is the better option for project work compared to classic terminal emulators. Here are the tools our users have already replaced with it:
iTerm2 has been the macOS gold standard for years and Terminal.app is preinstalled on every Mac. Warp popularized command blocks and integrated AI. Ghostty is fast and native. Kitty is GPU-accelerated. Alacritty is minimalist. WezTerm is Lua-scriptable. Hyper is built on web tech. Tabby is cross-platform. They are all excellent products. AgentsRoom does not try to compete on raw rendering speed: it brings a different value proposition — a terminal integrated into your development environment, scoped to each project, synced with your AI agents and drivable from your phone.
If you already manage your projects with several terminal tabs named 'backend', 'frontend', 'mobile', 'relay', you will save time with Dev Terminals. If you use tmux or zellij to organize sessions, you will find the same idea — without any config file to write.
Come funziona
Apri il tuo progetto
Nella vista progetto, i Dev Terminals appaiono accanto ai tuoi agenti e prompt. Se non esistono ancora comandi, viene creato automaticamente un terminale predefinito alla radice del progetto.
Aggiungi i tuoi comandi
Clicca + per aggiungere un comando. Imposta il nome, il comando shell, la directory di lavoro (relativa alla radice del progetto) e scegli una categoria. Decidi se e un processo a lunga esecuzione o uno snippet una tantum.
.agentsroom/commands.jsonOppure lascia fare all'AI
Clicca l'icona della bacchetta magica. Claude analizza la struttura del tuo progetto (file package.json, Dockerfile, Makefile) e genera tutti i comandi con i percorsi e le categorie corretti. Rivedi, aggiusta se necessario e salva.
Avvia tutto
Premi il pulsante Play globale per lanciare tutti i processi contemporaneamente. Oppure avviali individualmente. Ogni processo genera un vero terminale dove puoi vedere i log e interagire con il servizio.
Monitora e reagisci
Gli indicatori di stato mostrano quali servizi sono in esecuzione e quali sono crashati. Clicca qualsiasi servizio per vedere l'output del terminale. Riavvia un servizio crashato con un clic. Usa gli snippet per compiti frequenti come build, deploy o esecuzione dei test.
Drive it from your phone
Open AgentsRoom on iOS or Android, pick your project, tap a command: it launches remotely on your Mac and you see its output live from your phone over 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi through the end-to-end encrypted relay.
Icone per ogni stack
Ogni comando mostra l'icona e il colore del suo framework. Individua a colpo d'occhio il tuo frontend React, il backend Django e i servizi Docker.
Configurazione comandi con AI
Nuovo progetto? Non configurare ogni comando manualmente. Clicca la bacchetta magica e Claude analizza la struttura del tuo repository per rilevare ogni servizio, ogni script di build e ogni comando di avvio. Genera la lista completa dei comandi con percorsi, categorie e icone corretti. Rivedi il risultato, aggiusta se necessario e salva. L'intera configurazione richiede secondi invece di minuti.
Prompt predefinito
"Analizza la struttura del mio progetto e genera tutti i comandi di avvio per ogni servizio, ogni sotto-progetto e ogni step di build. Includi la directory di lavoro corretta, il comando shell e la categoria framework appropriata per ogni voce."
Vuoi che i tuoi agenti avviino il dev server da soli ?
AgentsRoom MCP espone gli stessi Terminal Commands che salvi qui come strumenti MCP. I tuoi agenti IA chiamano commands_list, commands_run e commands_create tramite il server Terminal Commands MCP, poi avviano il dev server, l'API o il worker da soli.
È solo uno dei quattro server AgentsRoom MCP. Backlog MCP, Prompt Library MCP e Browser MCP rendono il resto dell'IDE AgentsRoom uno spazio pilotabile dagli agenti. Manuale quando vuoi, automatizzato quando no.
Scopri AgentsRoom MCPFAQ
In cosa differisce dal semplice uso di iTerm2 o tmux?
Con iTerm2 o tmux, apri le tab manualmente, fai cd in ogni directory e digiti ogni comando. Se un servizio crasha, te ne accorgi solo se per caso guardi quella tab. Dev Terminals memorizza i comandi permanentemente per progetto, mostra lo stato in tempo reale per ogni servizio e ti permette di avviare tutto con un clic. I comandi sono salvati nel tuo repo, cosi ogni membro del team ottiene la stessa configurazione.
Qual e la differenza tra un processo e uno snippet?
Un processo e un servizio a lunga esecuzione come un server di sviluppo, un backend o un file watcher. Resta attivo finche non lo fermi o crasha. Uno snippet e un comando una tantum come uno script di build, una migrazione del database o uno step di deploy. Entrambi sono memorizzati nella stessa dashboard, ma solo i processi vengono avviati con il pulsante 'Avvia Tutto'.
Come funziona la generazione comandi AI?
Quando clicchi la bacchetta magica, AgentsRoom avvia un'istanza Claude che legge la struttura del tuo progetto. Rileva file package.json, Dockerfile, Makefile e altri file di configurazione per identificare ogni servizio e il suo comando di avvio. Il risultato e una lista strutturata di comandi con percorsi, categorie e nomi suggeriti. Rivedi la lista prima di salvare.
I comandi sono condivisi con il mio team?
Si. I comandi pubblici sono memorizzati in .agentsroom/commands.json dentro la directory del tuo progetto. Commetta questo file e chiunque faccia pull del repo ottiene gli stessi comandi. I comandi personali (come script di debug locali) vanno in commands-personal.json, che viene automaticamente aggiunto a .agentsroom/.gitignore.
Posso disabilitare i Dev Terminals se non ne ho bisogno?
Si. Apri le Impostazioni e vai alla sezione Feature Flag. Disattiva Dev Terminals e la funzionalita scompare da tutte le viste progetto. Puoi riattivarla in qualsiasi momento senza perdere i comandi salvati.
Are commands shared with my team?
Yes. Public commands are stored in .agentsroom/commands.json inside your project directory. Commit this file: anyone who pulls the repo gets the same setup. Personal commands (local debug scripts) go to commands-personal.json, automatically added to .agentsroom/.gitignore.
How does AI command generation work?
When you click the magic wand, AgentsRoom spawns a Claude instance that reads your project structure (package.json, Dockerfiles, Makefiles, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml…) to identify each long-running service and its start command. The result is a structured list of commands with paths, categories, folders and suggested names. You review the list before saving.
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