AI Agent Terminal & Control Room
AI Agent Terminal & Control Room guides and articles.
Orchestrating Parallel AI Agents in Split Terminal Panes
A step-by-step guide to running Claude Code and Codex concurrently in split terminal panes, with git worktree isolation so neither agent stomps on the other's branch.
Read →COMMAND RECIPESHow Command Recipes Works: Ready-Made Linux Commands, Matched by Keyword
Press Cmd+J, type a task in English or Vietnamese, and get the matching ready-made Linux command with a one-line description: keyword-matched inside the app, no AI model, nothing sent anywhere.
Read →CURSORRunning Cursor Agent in a Multi-Pane Terminal on Mac
A real walkthrough of running Cursor's CLI agent in MXterm Pro: setup steps, how live status detection actually works, git worktree isolation, and the one thing session resume still can't do automatically.
Read →OLLAMARun Ollama in a Terminal Alongside SSH Sessions
A split-pane workflow for local-model development: run Ollama in one terminal pane, SSH into remote servers in another, and reach either one from the other without leaving your keyboard.
Read →DOCKERDocker Build Terminal on Mac: Builds Alongside SSH Deploys
Keep a docker build running in one pane and an SSH session to your deploy target open in the next: split with a keystroke, no window switching, no separate SFTP client for the files the container needs.
Read →GIT WORKTREEIsolating Parallel AI Agents with Git Worktrees
Two or more coding agents in one repo will eventually collide on the working tree. Here's exactly how MXterm Pro's worktree-per-agent isolation stops that: and where it doesn't.
Read →AI CONTROL ROOMControl Room (formerly War Room): Running Claude, Codex & Gemini in Parallel
Real mechanism, not marketing copy: how MXterm Pro's Control Room lets Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI message each other through MCP tools, when it earns its keep, and how it compares to relaying between panes by hand.
Read →TOKEN METERClaude Code and Codex Token Usage: What the Token Meter Reads
What MXterm Pro's Token Meter shows for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and omp, why cache reads get their own line, and when it shows a percentage instead of a token count.
Read →PROVIDER BALANCECheck AI API Credit Balance Without Opening Five Dashboards
DeepSeek and Moonshot report money, Kimi, MiniMax and Z.ai report a plan quota, OpenRouter reports either. What each endpoint gives you, and how to read all six from one place.
Read →TOKEN METERUsage, Plan Limit, and Balance: Three Numbers People Keep Confusing
Tokens spent, plan percentage, and account balance are three separate measurements from three sources. When each one matters, and how each one misleads.
Read →Ready to run your terminal workflow this way?
Multi-pane SSH, Command Recipes (Cmd+J), and a multi-agent Control Room (formerly War Room): free to start.
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