Changelog

New

• Groups — collect nodes into a container with a layout strategy (freeform or split-tree). Groups can bind to a git worktree so the group’s terminals, editors, and watchers all share an isolated checkout.
• Blueprints — capture a selection of nodes (or a whole group with its layout) as a reusable blueprint, then instantiate it elsewhere on the canvas. Saved per-workspace or globally.

Improvements

• Group titles now default to the layout kind instead of a generic placeholder.
• Grouping a selection into a split-tree now hugs the selection bounds instead of expanding past them.
• Quit and window-close now follow the same shutdown path, so terminal/PTY teardown is consistent either way.

Added

• Public beta docs page on terminalgraph.com and download CTAs on the homepage.

Fixed

• Focus newly created nodes automatically so you can start typing right away.

New features

terminalgraph / tg CLI inside terminal nodes

Send and receive data through connected canvas ports from any terminal-node shell. The binary is auto-injected into the node’s environment — no PATH setup.

• tg ports — list port paths for the current node
• tg send "hello" — write to the node’s stdout FIFO
• tg run jq .name — run a command with stdin/stdout piped through connected ports
• tg help --agent — structured help output for agents

Live dimensions overlay while resizing

Drag any node’s resize handle and a small overlay shows current width × height in points. Terminal nodes also show the live grid size in columns × rows, so you can size a shell to an exact pty geometry instead of guessing.

Bug fixes

Port indicator debug panel now in release builds

Open the command palette (⌘K) and search for Port Indicators to open a live-tuning panel for port dot size, opacity, stroke, label position, and hitbox radius. Changes apply to the canvas instantly. Previously debug-only.

Welcome to Terminal Graph. An infinite macOS canvas where terminals, browsers, notes, editors, images, and file-watchers live as draggable nodes. Wire them together, pipe data between them, keep the whole shape of a project in one view.

Canvas

• Pannable, zoomable infinite canvas
• Workspace state persists across launches
• Focused node presentation mode
• Data connections between nodes

Terminals

• Ghostty-powered terminal nodes
• Cmd+click URLs and local file paths
• Text input port to pipe data into the shell

Editor & notes

• Monaco-backed editor with explicit save controls
• File-backed and fileless editor and image nodes
• ⌘= / ⌘− / ⌘0 to adjust font size

Command palette

• ⌘K to open, fuzzy-search every command

Quality of life

• Reopen recently closed nodes
• Sidebar file tree for project workspaces
• Native macOS titlebar, menus, and app icon

Known rough edges

• App is not yet code signed. First launch requires an extra “Open Anyway” step in System Settings → Privacy & Security.