Your AI has been coding blind.
It reads your terminal. But it cannot see it. It cannot highlight the error on line 47. It cannot render a chart. It cannot show you the component it just built.
ImmorTerm AI gives your AI agent eyes to see your terminal, hands to interact with it, and a voice to show you things instead of just printing text.
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You are pair programming with someone who cannot see your screen.
Think about that for a second. Your AI coding agent is brilliant. It writes functions, debugs logic, refactors entire modules. But the moment it needs to look at your terminal output? Blind.
Your build fails and spews 200 lines. You scan it in half a second and spot the error. Your AI gets a wall of text and has to parse it character by character. You see a component render in your browser. Your AI sees nothing.
And when your AI wants to show you something? It describes charts in words. It prints ASCII diagrams. It tells you “the error is on line 47” instead of pointing at it.
Your AI thinks in structures, patterns, and visual relationships. The terminal forces it to dumb itself down to plain text.
The terminal was designed for
humans talking to machines.
ImmorTerm AI is designed for
AI talking to humans.
AI does not think in text lines. It thinks in diagrams, highlights, interactive decisions, and visual patterns. But every terminal on the market forces AI to squeeze its output through a text-only pipe.
We built a terminal where AI can finally express itself the way it actually thinks. Not the way we assumed it should.
The result is not just a faster workflow. It is a fundamentally different relationship with your AI agent.
AI sees exactly what you see.
Your AI agent takes real screenshots of your terminal. Not text scraping. Not guessing. It sees colors, formatting, layout, and visual context — the same way you do.
Real-time vision
AI sees your terminal output the moment it appears. No pasting. No copying. No "can you share the error?" It already knows.
Contextual understanding
A progress bar stuck at 47%. A subtle color change in your test output. Visual patterns that text parsing misses completely. AI catches them all.
Intelligent monitoring
Start a deploy and switch to writing code. AI watches your terminal in the background. When something needs your attention, it shows you a screenshot of exactly what happened.
AI draws on your terminal like a whiteboard.
Your AI does not just read your terminal anymore. It interacts with it. It highlights, annotates, and creates interactive elements directly on top of your output.
Visual highlights
AI highlights the exact line that matters in a sea of output. No more "look at line 47." You see it, instantly, unmistakably.
Action cards
AI overlays clickable cards on your terminal. "Fix this? [Yes] [No] [Show diff]" — you click instead of typing. Decisions become one tap.
Diagrams and arrows
Ask "how does the auth flow work?" and AI draws the architecture diagram right on your terminal. Boxes, arrows, labels. Visual, not verbal.
AI shows you things instead of describing them.
Charts, images, component previews, documentation — all rendered directly inside your terminal. No browser tabs. No context switches. You see it right where you are working.
Inline images and charts
Performance dropping? AI renders a chart right in your terminal. You see the spike, ask why, and AI cross-references it with your last deploy.
Component previews
Your AI builds a React component. Instead of telling you to check the browser, it renders a preview right there. You say "make the button bigger." Preview updates.
Documentation, inline
AI pulls up the relevant docs and renders them inside your terminal. Read the API reference while looking at your code. Stay in flow.
Animated diagrams
ASCII art transforms into smooth, animated visuals. Data flows. Architecture maps. System diagrams that actually look like diagrams.
From 5 minutes to 10 seconds.
You: “The build failed.”
AI: “Can you paste the error output?”
You: *pastes 200 lines*
AI: “The error is on line 47. It says X. Here is what I suggest...”
You: *reads, switches to browser, checks docs, comes back*
~5 minutes. 3 context switches. Flow destroyed.
You: “The build failed.”
AI: *sees the error*
AI: *highlights line 47 in your terminal*
AI: *overlays a fix card with one-click apply*
AI: *renders the relevant docs inline*
You: *clicks Apply*
10 seconds. Zero context switches. Flow intact.
Same terminal. Any device. Live.
Your terminal is not locked to one window anymore. Open it in VS Code. Open it in your browser. Pick up on your laptop where you left off on your desktop. Same session. Same state. Same AI context.
Browser access
Start work at your desk. Continue from a coffee shop on your iPad. Your terminal — with all running processes, scroll history, and AI context — is right there in your browser.
Live streaming
A teammate asks “what are you seeing?” Send them a link. They watch your terminal in real-time. You annotate with AI overlays. No Zoom. No screen share. No friction.
Three tiers. One path.
Every tier builds on the one before it. Nothing gets taken away.
Free
“My terminals never die.”
Persistent terminal sessions. Auto-restore after crashes. Full scroll history. Beautiful themed status bar. Free forever.
Install FreePro
“My AI never forgets.”
$29/mo
Everything in Free, plus: AI memory across sessions (34 MCP tools). MCP Gateway (96% less RAM). Knowledge packs. Code change tracking. Session resume. Decision history.
Go ProAI
“My AI can finally see.”
Everything in Pro, plus: AI vision and screenshots. Interactive overlays and action cards. Inline images, charts, and previews. Component rendering in terminal. Browser access on any device. Live streaming to teammates.
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Questions about ImmorTerm AI
Other AI terminals give you AI-generated command suggestions. That is a small upgrade. ImmorTerm AI gives your AI agent the ability to see your terminal in real-time, draw and interact on top of it, and render visual content inline. It is not about AI suggesting commands — it is about AI communicating visually. And it runs inside VS Code, where you already work.
Yes. ImmorTerm AI integrates through MCP — the open standard for AI tool use. Any MCP-compatible agent (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and others) can use the visual capabilities. Claude Code is our primary focus and gets the deepest integration.
No. ImmorTerm AI renders your terminal with a high-performance GPU engine that is faster than the default VS Code terminal. Scrolling through 50,000 lines is smooth. Streaming output does not drop frames. The AI features add visual capabilities on top of a terminal that is already faster than what you are using today.
ImmorTerm AI includes everything in Pro. You do not need a separate Pro subscription. If you already have Pro, you will get early access automatically and your subscription will roll into the AI tier when it launches.
We are opening the waitlist now. Pro subscribers and top referrers get early access first. Pricing has not been finalized — join the waitlist and we will ask what feels fair. Your feedback directly shapes the price.
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Your terminals never die. Your AI never forgets.
And soon — your AI will finally see.