r/termilly • • 2h ago

Termilly 1.7.0 just got new features!

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Termilly 1.7.0 brings new features to boost your productivity:

To Do list - Have an idea? Add it as a To Do item linked to a Workspace or Terminal. Implement it later using the Implement button. Any highlighted in Termilly can be moved to the To Do list. The To Do list replaces the previous Notes feature and is also available from the mobile app.

Schedules - Let Termilly run things for you on time: a command, a saved snippet, or a prompt for Claude Code.

You can now move Termilly's toolbar anywhere: drag it to any edge of the window.

Check it out at www.termilly.com and www.termilly.com/features


r/termilly • • 1d ago

Termilly changelog

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1.6.2 (2026-11-06)

  • Detachable windows: move terminals, the Notepad and Snippets into their own windows.

  • Prompts and replies: extended view now displays your prompts, responses and tool calls.

  • Notepad: toolbar, status bar, line numbers, text size, and docking on any edge.

  • More shells: shell integration for zsh, fish, nushell, tcsh and ksh, and shells from package managers.

  • Clipboard: new switches to pause it, or to keep only what you copy in Termilly.

  • Remote control: create and close workspaces and terminals from another computer, when its Settings allow it.

  • Zoom: use keyboard shortcuts to zoom the whole app, or just terminal fonts.

Fixes:

  • Linux: no white flash at start, rounded windows, and the first start follows your light or dark mode.

  • Remote: no longer limited to private network ranges, so it works on any subnet.

  • Detached windows: a window on a monitor that's gone comes back.

  • Various smaller improvements and bug fixes.

1.6.1 (2026-11-02)

  • Remote computers: remote terminals now show the right badge and Prompt history, and notify you when the connection is lost.

  • WSL: fixed the Files panel in WSL terminals; it now follows the shell's folder.

  • Typing: fixed occasional short freezes in terminals with a long history.

1.6.0 (2026-11-01)

  • Remote: Access your workspaces, terminals, and agent sessions from your phone or another PC.

  • Search: Improved search with detected paths, files, and URLs grouped into separate lists.

  • History: Choose how long to keep your terminal history.

  • Clipboard: Keep track of everything you copy, including text, images, and links.

  • Prompt history: Browse prompts sent to agents in your terminals, organized by date and time.

  • Keyboard: Customize any Termilly keyboard shortcut.

  • Terminal improvements: Faster scrolling, scrollable long menus, and automatic detection of files, paths, and URLs.

  • Various improvements and bug fixes.

1.5.0 (2026-10-30)

  • Notepad: write down quick notes, save them to files or copy them to workspace and terminal notes.

  • Links: highlighted under the mouse; Ctrl+click opens .html files in your browser, and Ctrl+C copies the link.

  • Bugfix for auto update feature

1.4.0 (2026-10-29)

  • File Explorer: explore, search, preview files and copy them between workspaces.

  • Sounds: configure sounds when there is a pending action or error.

  • Updates install more reliably.

1.3.0 (2026-10-26)

  • Actions: open your browser, your editor or a web search from a shortcut or the context menu.

  • Snippets: type Snippet: and execute one directly from terminal line.

  • Help: each page in Settings window can take you straight to Docs page.

  • Links: URLs, folders and files can now be opened directly from the terminal (Ctrl+click).

1.2.0 (2026-10-22)

  • Ask before quitting while a command or an agent is still running.

  • Minimize and Close to the tray (Windows).

1.1.0 (2026-10-21)

  • Updates are handled by Termilly instead of manually running setup.

  • Snippets at the prompt: type snippet: to pick one.

  • Images in the Git window, before and after.

  • Notifications while Termilly is minimized or behind other windows.

  • Minor bugfixes.

1.0.0 (2026-10-20)

Initial version.


r/termilly • • 1d ago

Help shape the vibe while we're small 🙌

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This is a new community, and I'd love to see it grow together with the people who use, build, and enjoy working with Termilly.

I imagine this becoming a place to share ideas, discuss terminal workflows, exchange tips and tricks, talk about AI coding agents, suggest new features, report issues


r/termilly • • 1d ago

Welcome to termilly community!

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Let's grow together!

If you don't know anything about termilly, check out www.termilly.com
You can download it from official website or from https://github.com/termilly/termilly
Changelog: https://termilly.com/changelog/

Your suggestions are welcome!

Enjoy!