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Terminals

Terminals

Run shells next to your chats and files, in tabs and split panes.

Each project in Termul has its own terminals. A terminal opens in the project folder, so you can run git, your build, or your tests without a cd first. Terminals sit in tabs, next to chats and open files, and you can split the window to see several at once.

A Bash terminal in the acme-shop project, showing git log, ls and git status output

Open a terminal

Pick a shell, set a default shell, and save terminal profiles.

Tabs and split panes

Rename, reorder, and close tabs. Split the window and learn what keeps running.

Work in a terminal

Copy and paste, see which keys reach your shell, open links and files, and get notified.

Ask AI about terminal output

Have an agent explain output or fix a failed command.

Snapshots

Save your terminals and bring them back later.

Keyboard shortcuts

Every default shortcut in Termul, the browser differences, and how to change them.

Open a terminal

Open a shell in your project, choose the default shell, and save terminal profiles.