TermLink is a session manager for the terminal coding agents you already run, such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent and Copilot CLI, with a plain shell session next to them.

The problem it solves is simple. Coding agents now work for long stretches on their own, but the terminal they run in is still tied to one desk. You step away, and an agent sits on a permission prompt or finishes its work with nobody watching. TermLink lets you see every session at a glance, across all the machines you have registered, and jump into the one that needs you.

Setup takes about a minute. You install one npm package on the machine where your code lives, sign in with Google once per machine, and run termlink start in the folder you want to work in. Then you open TermLink in any browser, or on your phone, and the same live session is there. Nothing on your machine listens for incoming connections. The machine dials out, so there is no SSH to configure, no VPN to turn on and no inbound port to open. Your code stays on your machine and only the terminal screen travels.

When Claude Code hits its usage limit, the turn that stopped is sent again on its own a minute after the limit resets, so nobody has to be at the keyboard for it.

The free plan runs four sessions at once with every theme and no time limit.