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Changelog

How TermFlow got here.

TermFlow is in active development (v0.2.3). These are the milestones that built the core — the terminal, the open API, the MCP server, and now Canvas Mode and Automations. Installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux are live today.

Milestones

  1. v0.2.3

    Admin tab, Canvas focus mode, and reliability hardening

    September 2026
    • New Admin tab — launch a UAC-elevated shell in its own pty-host sidecar; the local API and MCP server now start automatically on it, no manual Settings step
    • Canvas Mode "Main only" toggle hides terminals created via the API/MCP, so the canvas can focus on your own tabs
    • New scrollbar arrow buttons, plus fixes for WebView2 recovery after a monitor hot-plug, corporate-proxy environments blocking loopback traffic, and the pty-host now holding live shells across a GUI crash instead of tearing them down
    • Antigravity CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI added to the "Connect an AI agent (MCP)" setup picker
  2. v0.2.0

    Installers for every platform, Canvas Mode, and Automations

    September 2026
    • Signed, notarized native installers for Windows (x64 + ARM64) and macOS (Apple Silicon), plus a Linux AppImage (x86_64), with in-app auto-update (see /download)
    • Canvas Mode — a graph view of your terminals and their connections, with search, node menus, and zoom-anchored pan/zoom
    • Automations — a visual editor for matching rules, timers, captures, conditions, and webhooks, with reserved tokens and snippet insertion
    • Snippets — search, cross-product import/export, sort-by-usage, and quick actions from the pane context menu
    • Multiple TermFlow profiles running side-by-side, with shells surviving an in-place update
  3. v0.1.0

    Early access — the core platform

    July 2026
    • Full REST + WebSocket developer API on port 42031
    • Built-in, first-party MCP server — any MCP agent can drive the terminal
    • Fleet — pair machines and route agent commands across them by OS, machine, or terminal, running in a live, labeled remote terminal (Pro peering)
    • Session restore and scrollback history, with search
    • Window-hidden, API-driven operation for automation
  4. v0.0.9

    Agents take the wheel

    June 2026
    • MCP tools to create terminals, run commands, read output, and manage panes
    • Run any external agent CLI — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and more
    • Multi-agent panes: watch several agents work side by side, live
  5. v0.0.5

    Scriptable over an open API

    May 2026
    • First-party REST + WebSocket API for programmatic control
    • Split panes, tabs, and saved layouts
    • Theme engine with color schemes and WebGL-accelerated rendering
  6. v0.0.1

    First light

    March 2026
    • Cross-platform terminal engine (Windows, macOS, Linux)
    • Multi-shell support: PowerShell, bash, zsh, WSL, and cmd
    • Session restore and scrollback

Next — continued hardening toward 1.0

Not shipped yet — here's what's still ahead.

  • Continued platform coverage and stability work on the way to a 1.0 release
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