v1.1.0 · What's new

Download Termbay

One bay. Every coding agent. Free and open source under the MIT license.

Windows Installer

NSIS installer — Start Menu shortcut, uninstaller, choose install directory.

Download Termbay-Setup-1.1.0.exe

~92 MB · Windows 10/11 x64

Portable

No installer — download and run. Nothing written outside its own folder.

Download Termbay-1.1.0-portable.exe

~92 MB · Windows 10/11 x64

Checksums

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Windows SmartScreen warning is expected

This build isn't yet signed with a paid code-signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen will show "Windows protected your PC" on first run. Click More info, then Run anyway. The source is public — you can audit exactly what you're running.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 or 11, x64
  • Any coding-agent CLI you want to actually spawn, available on PATH (not required for demo mode)
  • Node.js — optional, only needed if you build from source

Other platforms

macOS — universal .dmg, coming soon Linux — AppImage, coming soon

Both build targets are already configured in the project (npm run dist:mac / npm run dist:linux) but not yet built and verified on this machine.

What's in 1.1.0

Changelog

The first 1.0 release: closes the last recorded parity gap, passes a full regression sweep, and ships signed-checksum Windows installers.

  • Eight languages

    the whole interface can now be used in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. Pick one under Settings > Language; it switches live, and on first run Termbay…

  • Read-only file viewer

    files opened from the Explorer show up in their own pane between the sidebar and your terminals, with tabs, a draggable divider, a maximize mode, and automatic refresh whenever an agent edits the open file.

  • VS Code-style Source Control

    the Git panel was redesigned with Staged Changes / Changes groups, colored status letters, a Timeline, and side-by-side or inline diffs that open as viewer tabs.

  • Terminal copy & paste

    Ctrl+C copies the selection (as clean, reflowed text) and still interrupts when nothing is selected; Ctrl+Shift+C copies raw text; Ctrl+V pastes; right-click opens a Copy / Copy raw text / Paste menu; Claude Code's…

  • Shift+Enter

    inserts a newline in Claude Code and Codex prompts instead of sending them.

  • Drag paths into terminals

    dropping files or folders from Windows Explorer — or dragging rows out of Termbay's own file tree — types their paths into the terminal, quoted when needed.

See CHANGELOG.md in the project source for the complete list of fixes and changed items.