Changelog
How TermFlow got here.
TermFlow is pre-release (v0.1.0). These are the milestones that built the core — the terminal, the open API, and the MCP server. The first signed native installers land at 1.0.
Milestones
- 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
- Session restore and scrollback history, with search
- Window-hidden, API-driven operation for automation
- 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
- 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
- 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 — the first public release
Not shipped yet — here's what the first public build adds.
- Signed native installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with published checksums
- Package-manager distribution and in-app auto-update
- Public release notes, updated here every release