Using Termy
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Using Termy
Everyday terminal workflows, from one shell to persistent workspaces.
Start with the command palette if you prefer discovering actions before learning shortcuts. Use tabs and panes for local organization; add tasks, layouts, or tmux when work needs to be repeatable or persistent.
Command palette
Find and run Termy actions by name.
Tabs
Keep several shells in one window.
Splits and panes
See related terminal sessions side by side.
Search
Find text in terminal output and scrollback.
Plugins
Add commands, automations, and safe native tools.
Tasks and layouts
Save commands and reusable workspace arrangements.
Tmux sessions
Keep sessions alive and attach through Termy.
Choose the right workspace model
| Need | Start with |
|---|---|
| A few temporary shells | Tabs |
| Related commands visible together | Splits and panes |
| Repeat the same setup later | Tasks and layouts |
| Keep work alive after closing the window | Tmux sessions |