Termi Protocol
Product Hunt Eric Omer Ercan
Termi Protocol launched a 3D workspace for coding agents on Product Hunt. It lets you watch agents work live and hand off tasks when they hit limits.
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Termi Protocol is back with its second launch, and this one turns coding agents into something closer to a little digital office. In Termi, agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode and others sit at their own desks in a 3D room while they work on code.
The selling point is visibility. Instead of a scrolling log, Termi shows each file read, command run and edit made by the agent as it happens. That is a different kind of transparency, and it is clearly meant for people who want to see what the model is doing without squinting through raw output.
The new part is handoff. When an agent runs into a usage, rate or context limit, Termi keeps the goal, the files changed, the errors and the todos, then passes the work to another agent on a different model. A boss agent can also split one goal across the team, which pushes the product beyond a single-agent demo and into orchestration.
There is even a trash for deleted agents, which feels like the sort of small touch that makes the whole thing less abstract and more like an actual workspace. And now it runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. Payment is required.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of weird: not another chatbot wrapper, but a control room for agent chaos. The real pitch here is that multi-model agent work is messy, so someone has to make the mess legible. That’s a much better bet than pretending one model will gracefully do everything forever.
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