Run many coding agents in one window, turn them into reusable Bots that work together, and keep sessions, diffs, worktrees, ports, and token cost in sight.
In development. Built on the Termany foundation.
Windsurf / orbit⌘ K~/orbit on feat/launch
❯ Build the new launch experience.
I'll coordinate the implementation.
Reading project context
Preparing an isolated worktree
Implementing the launch flow
❯ Refine the frontend in parallel.
Working in feat/launch-ui
Layout and responsive styles
Polishing component states
✓ Launch flow · 12 checks passed · ready for review
Give each agent room to work. Keep the whole project in view.
When one task becomes three, the answer should not be three more windows. Windsurf AI is a workspace concept for the way developers now build: multiple agents, parallel branches, and a human who keeps the direction clear.
Explore all workspace featuresArrange terminals in a workspace that fits your project. Keep a lead agent, a frontend specialist, and a test session side by side. Working, finished, and needs-attention states make it easier to find the next decision without searching through a stack of tabs.
WORKSPACE → PAGE → TAB → PANESave a name, a role, a model, and a working folder. Bring the same specialist back to the next task. In a group conversation, a lead coordinates work while direct mentions route requests to the right Bot. Separate topics keep unrelated tasks from becoming one long transcript.
IDENTITY + CONTEXT + COLLABORATIONMove from terminal to files, conversation, browser, or Git diff in the same window. Worktrees give parallel experiments their own place. Review staged and unstaged changes beside the agent that made them, then make the final call yourself.
BUILD → INSPECT → REVIEWA busy workspace should still be readable. The Windsurf IDE direction brings session history, worktrees, remote connections, resource monitoring, and token estimates into reach. Less reconstructing context. More understanding what is happening right now.
Find the local process behind a port and open a development preview beside your work. Keep a remote pane attached to its own SSH connection rather than mixing every host into one shell.
Usage is a view into agent transcripts: input, output, cache activity, models, projects, and estimated cost. The Termany foundation currently reads Claude Code and Codex usage; these estimates are not a billing statement.
Repository session history gives a past conversation a route back into the workspace. Organizing by branch and worktree helps you return to the context you meant to continue.
Let one agent implement the UI while another checks the API and a third writes tests. Separate worktrees and visible sessions keep their changes understandable.
Put the reproduction, the fix, the test output, and the diff close together. A reusable testing Bot carries its role into the next investigation.
Try an idea on a separate branch, compare the result, and return to the main task. Your workspace should make experiments easier to follow.
Windsurf AI is the product direction for an agent-focused coding workspace, also described here as Windsurf IDE. It brings the terminal, reusable Bots, parallel sessions, Git review, worktrees, ports, and usage visibility into one interface. This website introduces that direction through an interactive concept; it does not run coding agents in your browser.
A Windsurf-branded desktop release is not available from this website yet. The implementation will live in its own repository. You can explore the product concept here without an account, read the feature guides, or contact hello@windsurf.me for release information. The upstream Termany project is available separately.
Windsurf IDE is being designed on the Termany foundation with authorization. Termany supplies the reference for agent sessions, reusable Bots, worktree-aware review, process monitoring, and usage estimates. The marketing site and future Windsurf application are separate projects. Our About page links to the original source and explains the product status.
The direction is to work with your existing coding-agent tools and accounts. Termany launches locally installed agent CLIs; their own authentication, usage limits, and provider charges still apply. Windsurf pricing, supported release platforms, and the final agent compatibility list will be published with the Windsurf release.
The animated workspace is a scripted, interactive product concept. Names, code, tokens, prices, and task outcomes are illustrative. It explains the intended workflow without accessing your files, running agents, consuming tokens, or claiming that the future Windsurf application has already shipped.
A better place for your agents. A clearer view for you.
Ask about the releaseNo account required to explore. Windsurf IDE is in development.