Termy ::
A focused Windows terminal workspace, engineered in Rust. Run Windows PowerShell and Command Prompt through ConPTY with persistent project workspaces, split panes, restored layouts, and recent terminal context.
Termy uses eframe, egui, wgpu, and SQLite-backed state to keep desktop terminal sessions fast, local, and easy to resume. Start with the feature guide or review the architecture notes.

_Demo

_Features

_{Project workspaces: Keep named folders, panes, and working context together.
Real Windows terminals: Run Windows PowerShell, PowerShell Core, or Command Prompt through ConPTY.
Split panes: Arrange up to six live terminals in one workspace.
Session continuity: Keep shells running after the desktop window closes.
Persistent state: Restore layouts, panes, Git context, and recent terminal output.
Fast desktop UI: Render terminal cells through eframe, egui, and wgpu.}

_Installation

_Download

1. _{Download the latest Windows build: windows-x64-termy.exe.}
2. _{Move the executable to a permanent folder.}
3. _{Run windows-x64-termy.exe.}

_{Manual Installation}

_{Clone the repository, build the desktop app, then run it locally:}

git clone https://github.com/GitNimay/ADE-agentic-coding-environment.git
cd ADE-agentic-coding-environment
cargo build -p ade-app
.\target\debug\ade-app.exe

_{Quick summary}

_{Explore project capabilities in the feature guide. Review system design in the architecture notes.}

_{Follow the release process to publish updates. Keep releases clear and consistent.}

_{Licensed under MIT. Built by Nimesh.}