XTERMPRO / Features
One workspace. Connected work.
Find your connections, move files, reuse commands and keep the context that matters.
Command suggestions, close to your work.
Find command, path and argument candidates. Use the keyboard to choose, replace and browse pages.
v3.2.19: supported Zsh, Bash and PowerShell environments. Dynamic options use command help; remote Bash over SSH is supported from Windows.
Read the guide →Command rules for each host.
Manage rules independently for each host, explicitly copy policies and detect configuration conflicts.
Announced in v3.2.19. Check the selected host and rule scope before saving.
Read the guide →Keep the conversation in context.
Rename sessions, remember your Agent and model, and choose a work mode. Recent messages restore first; older messages load on demand.
v3.2.19. Requires compatible services, credentials and package components; execution remains subject to approvals and policy.
Read the guide →Organize your connections.
Group saved connections and combine Key/Value filters to find the target you need.
v3.2.19: combined Key/Value conditions, association counts and deduplicated results.
Read the guide →Transfer files with SFTP.
Browse local and remote folders side by side. Check paths, follow progress and cancel transfers when needed.
Package verification pending. Some proxy combinations are disabled.
Read the guide →Scripts, targets and history.
Keep reusable scripts, SSH targets, send history and captured output in one workspace.
Announced in v3.2.17. Sent does not mean the remote command succeeded.
Read the guide →Keep files and notes together.
Edit files, preview Markdown and organize working notes with groups and a recycle bin.
Source-based workflow. Package verification pending; preview components vary.
Read the guide →Keep operations visible.
Command rules, session policies and operation records help you review your work. Logging depends on configuration; a record is not a compliance certification.
Source-based guide · check your package and available controls.
Tools for the work around the terminal.
Use local terminals, tabbed sessions and SSH splits alongside reusable scripts, network calculators and resource views. Availability and native behavior depend on your package and operating system.
Source-based guide · check your package and available controls.
Extend your workspace.
Kubernetes needs a configured cluster and permissions. AI and iChat depend on services, credentials and package components. RDP remains a development preview.
Platforms & versions →