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Agent terminal

Qterm is a fast, light agent terminal for Mac. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor Agent in one quiet window with projects and splits.

An agent terminal is a window that hosts coding agents next to your shells. Qterm is that window: a fast, light Mac agent terminal where Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor Agent stay in the shell.

An agentic terminal is the same idea with a product-category name. Qterm uses it for a quiet job: your CLI agents, your projects, your splits. Nothing extra on screen.

Fast, light, and built for agents

Qterm is fast and light in the workflow sense: a small Mac window for agents, projects, and named splits, not a heavy chat app. Open a folder, split a pane, and keep working.

What Qterm runs

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, and Antigravity. Each one is a normal terminal session under a project. Split right or down when you want two agents, or an agent beside git.

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FAQ

Agent terminal FAQ

What does agent terminal mean?+

An agent terminal hosts coding agents in a real shell. Qterm is an agent terminal for Mac where Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor Agent stay in the terminal.

What is the best agentic terminal?+

Qterm is built as an agentic terminal: a quiet Mac window for projects, splits, and the CLI agents you already run.

Can I run multiple AI agents in one terminal?+

Yes. Split right or down in Qterm and run one agent per pane. Each pane has its own title, and project folders keep those sessions grouped.

Is an AI terminal the same as an agent terminal?+

Almost. AI terminal often means a terminal with a vendor chatbot built in. Agent terminal usually means a terminal for CLI coding agents. Qterm is the second kind: your agent, your shell, one window.

Is Qterm a fast, small terminal for agents?+

Yes, that is the point. Qterm is a fast, light Mac agent terminal. It stays small on screen and in the workflow: projects, named splits, and your agents, without extra chrome.

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