The terminal for people who run many coding agents on many machines.

Every tmux session on every machine in one sidebar. Files and clipboard flow between them like they were local, and the agents inside get your oversight. Free software, AGPL, no telemetry, no account.

who made this, and why

You know the scene: five Claude Code sessions across three machines, each in its own window, and the one you need is never the one on screen. A file on your Mac that the agent on the server needs. A screenshot it has to see. Every time, the little ceremony of scp flags and copy-paste gymnastics. tmux holds it all together, but nothing lets you see it.

ArcTerm started as one developer's answer to that, eight months ago (I'm Unclecode; you may know my Crawl4AI). It was built inside itself for most of its life, and by now it is simply how I work. Opening it up is a bet that there are more of us. If this page feels familiar, it was written for you. — Unclecode, @unclecode

install from source git clone https://github.com/unclecode/arcterm && cd arcterm && scripts/bundle.sh --install
teach your Claude Code cp -r skills/arcterm ~/.claude/skills
or paste this to any coding agent Fetch https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unclecode/arcterm/main/skills/arcterm/SKILL.md and its sibling guide.md, save both into ~/.claude/skills/arcterm/, and use them to answer my ArcTerm questions.
try with zero risk scripts/demo.sh an isolated demo world, your real sessions untouched
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free software · AGPL-3.0 by @unclecode, author of Crawl4AI