Close the window. Your agents keep working.

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  Close the window. They keep working

  Sessions keep running when the window's closed and come back when you reopen it. Claude Code and Codex resume after a restart, one click each.

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  You decide what they can approve

  Auto-approve is off unless you turn it on, and agents can't approve their own requests unless you allow it. The agent that needs a decision is flagged: answer with one click, or get a push on your phone (free account).

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  Claude Code and Codex, together

  They review each other, hand off and check on each other, in panes you watch. Any other command-line agent, such as Gemini CLI, OpenCode or Aider, runs in a pane too.

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  Open source, built in public

  The app's code is on GitHub under Apache 2.0, and the installer is built from it by GitHub Actions. It runs your real Claude Code and Codex on your own subscriptions. Free during beta.

• Agents can't approve themselves. Only you can answer a permission prompt or turn on auto-approve, unless you allow agents to for a while.
• Only devices you approve. On new installs, a new phone or browser has to be approved on your computer first (free account).
• Encrypted end to end. Phones and browsers you approve connect to your computer end to end encrypted; our relay can't read your session (free account).
• Updates are checked. Every update is signed, and the app checks the signature before installing.
• Built in public. The installer is built by GitHub Actions from the public source, with a checksum and build log.

Read how it works, and the limits →

Get started

• See what each agent changed^¹
• Auto-approve, per pane
• Automations on a schedule
• Dev server in one click (on this computer)
• Search every pane
• Saved workspaces
• Reopen a closed pane
• PowerShell and WSL together
• Light and dark themes
• Any command-line agent, in a pane

¹ in git projects, with WSL

1. Download and install

   Windows may say "Windows protected your PC": More info → Run anyway.

2. Create your free account

   Your agents on your phone, plus push alerts. Or choose 'Skip for now'.

3. Click Start Claude Code, then Start Codex

   They can work together straight away.

Needs Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit).

Is the demo real?

It's the app's real layout with sample data, with timings shortened. Watch a 40-second recording of the real app.

Which agents does it support?

Claude Code and Codex get the full set: needs-you alerts, auto-approve, see what changed (in git projects, with WSL), resume after a restart and agents working together. Any other command-line agent (such as Gemini CLI, OpenCode or Aider) runs in a pane too: it keeps running when you close the window, and works from your phone and with voice (with a free account).

How do agents work together?

Claude Code and Codex in its panes get local tools to read, message and start panes. If you type claude or codex yourself in a Windows (PowerShell) pane, or outside SoluTerminal, first turn on Settings › Privacy & security › “Let Claude Code and Codex use SoluTerminal”. When one agent asks another, you approve it in the asking agent's pane unless that pane is on auto-approve.

Do I need an account?

No. Download it for Windows without one, or create the free account for phone access and push alerts.

Do I need a Claude or ChatGPT subscription?

Yes. SoluTerminal runs Claude Code and Codex under your own login; it doesn't include AI usage.

Is it free? How will you make money?

Yes, free during the beta. The app is open source under the Apache License 2.0, and it uses your own Claude Code or Codex subscription, so you don't pay us for AI use. We haven't decided on paid plans yet. We won't charge you for anything without asking first.

What leaves my computer?

Your code goes to Anthropic or OpenAI via your login. SoluTerminal sends update checks and one anonymous daily check-in; if you sign in, phone access, push alerts, voice and smart approvals use our cloud. Details: Privacy and Security.

Is it open source?

Yes. The app is built from its source code on GitHub under the Apache License 2.0: https://github.com/soluterminal/soluterminal. The hosted service behind the free account (phone access, push alerts and voice processing) runs on our servers and isn't part of it.

Mac or Linux?

Not yet: SoluTerminal is Windows only for now. If you'd use a macOS or Linux app, email hello@soluterminal.com. On Windows ARM PCs, use Windows 11.