Run the real CLI
Agent processes stay in a live PTY, preserving terminal behavior and troubleshooting output.
A terminal and chat shell for coding agents.
Termight keeps Claude Code, Codex, and similar agent CLIs in their normal interactive PTY session, then adds a focused chat surface for prompts, replies, and agent progress.
Same session, two surfaces
Use chat when it helps. Drop to the terminal when it matters.
Classify the transcript
Startup banners, login menus, trust prompts, thinking, and replies become renderable events.
Render a native chat
Prompts become controls, assistant replies become bubbles, and raw frames remain available.
Lightweight IDE
Built around interactive coding agents.
Chat mode over a real terminal
Switch between a conversational surface and full shell-first control without restarting the session.
Native prompts for first-run flows
Trust-folder prompts, login choices, and workflow questions can be surfaced as app-level controls.
Less terminal chrome in chat
Static banners, tips, footers, and repeated progress redraws stay out of the chat transcript.
Agent progress without losing detail
Thinking and verbose tool output can collapse by default while remaining available for inspection.
Current status
Early Termight fork of Wave Terminal.
Termight starts from Wave Terminal's Apache-2.0 open-source foundation. The first product goal is to make Claude Code feel like a native chat application without forcing it into headless mode; Codex is intended to use the same session abstraction as the renderer matures.