Install Termyte on your machine.
Termyte is a local context engine for developers who move between coding agents and sessions. The alpha is inspectable, MIT licensed, and available now.
Start with one local coding session.
Install Termyte, connect a supported coding agent, and use that agent normally. Then inspect what Termyte captured before deciding whether to enable optional processing.
Setup detects supported agents and lets you choose capture-only mode, an authenticated coding-agent CLI, or an OpenAI-compatible provider.
What runs locally.
The core record stays on your machine. That matters because you should be able to inspect the work without first sending it to a hosted service.
Configuration, traces, tasks, memories, and context records stay on your machine.
Local search finds relevant records without requiring an embedding API.
Inspect sessions, task state, memories, feedback, and context decisions.
Supported coding agents.
Captures sessions and can use its authenticated CLI for background processing.
Captures sessions and can use its authenticated CLI for background processing.
Capture and non-interactive processing use a generated local plugin; automatic context injection and complete live acceptance proof are not available yet.
These are local coding-agent connections. The alpha does not include Slack, ticketing, meeting, or other company-source connectors. See the detailed agent notes.
Why open source.
Termyte is still learning what kind of work record helps an agent continue. Open source lets developers see how records are stored, how context is selected, and where the limits are.
The alpha is not a hosted team product. It is a local tool and a public test of the coding-agent part of the larger idea.