Terminal Graph
See everything. Switch nothing.
Your work is scattered across windows, desktops, and thirty browser tabs. Half the job is just finding the thing you already have open.
Bring it onto a single canvas and see the whole picture at once. Find what you need without leaving what you're doing. Everything you're working on, finally in one place.
Built for coding agents
Terminal Graph’s local MCP server lets agents inspect your workspace, create and connect nodes, run terminal commands, automate browser nodes, capture the canvas, and prepare isolated git worktrees. Each client discovers the current tool schemas when it connects.
The app and your files stay on your Mac. Agents connect through a bundled bridge and per-user Unix socket, so there is no hosted workspace or remote API between an agent and the canvas you control. See the machine-readable agent guide for setup steps and operating constraints.
Arrange your workspace
Lay everything out the way you think — group what belongs together, line up what you compare. Your workspace matches your head, not your window manager.
React to changes
Change a file and the right things update on their own — no manual steps. Your setup keeps itself in sync while you work.
Build any pipeline
Chain your tools into one flow: a prompt becomes a command becomes a finished result, without you shuttling data between apps.
Built at the Internet Development Studio Company, because dev environments shouldn’t be scattered across a dozen windows.
Start building
Public beta. Native macOS. No account required.
Questions? Come talk to us.