Termi Protocol - Watch your AI coding agents build, live in 3D

What it does

Termi Protocol is a 3D simulation that visualizes the workflow of AI coding agents. It gives each agent a virtual body and a room, turning terminal commands into observable 3D actions. You can watch agents read files, write code, and run commands in real time, as if watching a game. The tool works with existing CLI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Grok CLI, Aider, and others. It runs locally on your machine with your own API keys, ensuring your code stays private.

Who it is for

Termi Protocol is designed for developers and teams who use AI coding agents and want better visibility into their actions. It addresses the pain of opaque terminal logs, lost session context, and difficulty controlling agents. It is for users who run agents like Claude Code or Codex and want a visual command center to monitor, pause, approve, or rewind steps. The gamification layer (XP, leaderboard) also appeals to developers who enjoy competitive coding.

Why it matters

AI coding agents are powerful but often opaque. Termi Protocol solves three key problems: lack of visibility (scrolling text vs. 3D actions), lost work (sessions disappear when terminal closes), and loss of control (runaway commands). By providing a persistent 3D workspace with checkpoints, task boards, live cost tracking, and file locks, Termi makes agent workflows transparent, resumable, and manageable. It turns a black box into a controllable environment.

Launch signal

Termi Protocol launched with a lifetime pricing model at $6.99 for founding backers (limited spots). The first chapter, Milano, is live. The roadmap includes eight more protocols (cities) that will unlock over time, all included in the lifetime pass. The website emphasizes a one-time payment with no subscription, no usage caps, and no API access fees. The product is available on macOS and Windows.

Brand and naming

The name 'Termi Protocol' cleverly blends 'terminal' and 'terminus,' suggesting a command center for AI agents. The tagline is vivid and memorable, promising a live 3D experience. The website clearly positions the product as a visual control room for AI coding agents, solving opacity and continuity issues. The domain is exact and brandable, though 'Protocol' may imply a technical standard rather than a product.