How do I set up TerminalHub?

Download TerminalHub-Setup-x.x.x.exe from Releases and run it. Then choose 'create new session' and pick a working folder, a session type (Terminal, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity, or Grok), and any options such as approval mode by checkbox.

Does TerminalHub run all registered sessions in the background?

No. Sessions start when you open them, so registering many sessions does not mean they all run behind the scenes.

What happens when a session's context cache runs out?

The badge color shows the remaining prompt-cache time: blue when there is plenty, yellow at 15 minutes, red at 10 minutes, with the remaining minutes shown, and gray once it expires. Continuing after expiry means re-reading the whole conversation and a jump in cost.

Large Language ModelsAI Coding AssistantsZenn AI/ML1d agoOct 14, 2026, 22:00 JST

TerminalHub lines up 30 Claude Code sessions on Windows

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What happened
The author, an acquaintance of TerminalHub's developer, describes a Windows app that lists Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity and Grok sessions in one sidebar with status, notes and git branches.
Why it matters
With each session labeled as running, waiting, or waiting for input, the author says he no longer leaves permission-blocked sessions sitting unattended, and can start working as soon as a session finishes.

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Context & Analysis

A user, not TerminalHub's developer, wrote this, and the author discloses that the developer is an acquaintance; the recommendation comes after more than half a year of use and around 30 registered sessions. One reason the tool exists at all is a Windows-specific gap: tmux works on macOS and Linux, and inside WSL, but it does not manage Windows-native Claude Code or Codex CLI sessions in the way the author wanted. TerminalHub renders its screen with XTerm.js in a browser, which the author says keeps Japanese IME composition from breaking — a detail aimed at people who write prompts in Japanese.

The author also notes that Anthropic's official Claude Code desktop app, since its April 2026 refresh, handles multi-session lists, worktree and completion notifications on Windows, and supports messaging between sessions. So for someone using only Claude Code, the official app may be enough. The author's stated reason for choosing TerminalHub is mixing Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity in one list and passing work between Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions. That comparison frames TerminalHub less as the only option than as the option for a mixed-tool setup.

FAQ

How do I set up TerminalHub?: Download TerminalHub-Setup-x.x.x.exe from Releases and run it. Then choose 'create new session' and pick a working folder, a session type (Terminal, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity, or Grok), and any options such as approval mode by checkbox.
Does TerminalHub run all registered sessions in the background?: No. Sessions start when you open them, so registering many sessions does not mean they all run behind the scenes.
What happens when a session's context cache runs out?: The badge color shows the remaining prompt-cache time: blue when there is plenty, yellow at 15 minutes, red at 10 minutes, with the remaining minutes shown, and gray once it expires. Continuing after expiry means re-reading the whole conversation and a jump in cost.

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